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Gasoline Market Analysis on February 27

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February 27, 2024, 5:11 PM

Gasoline Market Analysis on February 27

International crude oil closes

 

date

market

specifications

Closing (USD/barrel)

rise and fall

20240226

US

WTI

77.58

1.09

20240226

British

Brent

82.53

0.91

 

Gasoline price index

On February 27, China's 92 #gasoline price index was 8875.10, down 7.87, or 0.09%; China's 95 #gasoline price index was 9186.77, down 6.13, or 0.07%. Both the 92 #gasoline index and the 95 #gasoline index were lowered, and the price difference between the 92 #gasoline index and the 95 #gasoline index was 311.67.

 

Gasoline Market Analysis:

Today, the main wholesale price of gasoline in China has generally stabilized, with a downward adjustment in some regions. Specifically, gasoline prices in East China and Southwest China have been lowered by 50-100 yuan/ton. The ex-factory prices of local refineries have fluctuated and fluctuated, with gasoline prices in Shandong, North China and East China increasing by 20-50 yuan/ton. High-end gasoline prices in Northwest China will be lowered by 100 yuan/ton. Gasoline prices in other regions are relatively stable. At present, transactions in China's gasoline market are moderate, and replenishment in the middle and lower reaches is still at a low level, with purchases mainly needed; performance pressure on the main units at the end of the month is gradually increasing, and their willingness to support prices is relatively weak. International oil prices closed higher, with local refinery shipments showing mixed performance, with prices rising and falling.

Main wholesale price of gasoline on February 27 (yuan/ton)

areas

Gasoline model

Price 2.26

Price 2.27

rise and fall

in North China

92#

8500-9581

8500-9581

0/0

95#

8700-9942

8700-9942

0/0

South China

92#

8850-9600

8850-9600

0/0

95#

9050-9900

9050-9900

0/0

central China

92#

8800-9350

8800-9350

0/0

95#

9000-9650

9000-9650

0/0

East China

92#

8600-9060

8600-9010

0/-50

95#

8800-9260

8800-9210

0/-50

northwestern region

92#

8800-9977

8800-9977

0/0

95#

9000-10558

9000-10558

0/0

southwestern region

92#

9000-10146

8900-10146

-100/0

95#

9200-9950

9100-9950

-100/0

Northeast China

92#

8500-8750

8500-8750

0/0

95#

8750-9600

8750-9600

0/0

 

Ex-factory price of local gasoline refining on February 27 (yuan/ton)

areas

Gasoline model

Price 2.26

Price 2.27

rise and fall

Shandong area

92#

8340-8930

8370-8930

30/0

95#

8420-9090

8450-9090

30/0

in North China

92#

8540-8570

8540-8600

0/30

95#

8590-8670

8640-8650

50/-20

central China

92#

8770-8770

8770-8770

0/0

95#

8970-8970

8970-8970

0/0

East China

92#

8400-8600

8420-8600

20/0

95#

8520-8710

8540-8710

20/0

northwestern region

92#

8550-8900

8550-8800

0/-100

95#

8700-9100

8700-9000

0/-100

Northeast China

92#

8430-8550

8430-8550

0/0

95#

8600-8750

8600-8750

0/0

southwestern region

92#

9150-9150

9150-9150

0/0

95#

9300-9300

9300-9300

0/0

 

market outlook

In terms of international crude oil, Russia will ban gasoline exports for six months. Goldman Sachs expects OPEC + to extend production reduction measures. The supply level is expected to be tightening, and geopolitical uncertainty continues. It is expected that there will be room for growth in international oil prices. Demand for gasoline in the Chinese market lacks holiday support, and demand performance is relatively weak. Coupled with the increasing pressure on refinery performance at the end of the month, the gasoline market lacks upward momentum. On the whole, China's gasoline market is expected to remain stable in the short term.