China's domestic refined oil products are approaching a new pricing adjustment, with the 11th adjustment window for this cycle scheduled to open at 24:00 on June 4th. The adjustment figures are now largely finalized, indicating an imminent decrease in domestic fuel prices.

Based on calculations from the ninth working day, domestic gasoline prices are projected to drop by 540 yuan per ton, while diesel prices are expected to fall by 520 yuan per ton.

Translated into retail prices, this equates to a reduction of approximately 0.43 yuan per liter for 92-octane gasoline, a decrease of about 0.46 yuan per liter for 95-octane gasoline, and a decline of around 0.45 yuan per liter for 0-grade diesel.

For a typical family car with a 50-liter fuel tank, filling up after this adjustment is expected to save roughly 22 yuan compared to the previous price.