China’s energy prices have increased for five consecutive days, with a cumulative rise of 9.08%. As of the latest report, the price of gasoline has climbed by 1.5 million tons, while diesel prices have risen by 2.28 million tons.
On September 26, 2025, at 15:08, it was reported that the price of gasoline in China increased by 0.33% with a trading volume of 18.26 million tons. The total market value reached 623.20 billion yuan. This increase in energy prices has been consistent over the past five days, reflecting a significant upward trend.
According to the latest data, the price of crude oil in the international market has surged, leading to increased domestic gasoline prices as well. The price increase has been attributed to various factors including supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions affecting crude oil supplies.
The major contributors to the energy price structure include:
- Electricity construction: 41.17%
- Metal products: 17.44%
- Telecommunications and network services: 16.84%
- New energy resources: 14.57%
- Maritime services: 7.58%
- Others: 1.39%
In recent months, the price of gasoline has been closely monitored, and there has been an ongoing analysis of the energy market’s volatility and the factors driving price changes.
As of today, the reported increase in fuel prices has resulted in a significant impact on the overall economic landscape, with experts predicting further fluctuations in energy costs in the coming weeks.
For more detailed information and updates on energy prices, please refer to the latest reports and market analyses provided by energy sector experts.
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