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油价迎2023年首跌 春节前后驾车出行将更便宜******
中新网1月17日电(中新财经 葛成) 据国家发改委通知，1月17日24时起，每吨汽油下调205元，每吨柴油下调195元。
本轮是国内油价2023年第二次调价，调价后，成品油年内呈现“一涨一跌”格局。两次调价涨跌抵消后，汽、柴油累计每吨均上调45元，基本回归至2022年底水平。
资料图：加油站。 中新财经 葛成 摄由于本次调价临近春节，车主春节前后驾车返乡、走亲访友的路费将进一步降低。
机构测算，此次调价折合92号汽油每升下调0.16元，95号汽油每升下调0.17元，0号柴油每升下调0.17元。
以油箱容量50L的普通私家车为例，这次调价后，车主加满一箱油将少花8元左右。柴油方面，油箱容量为160L的大货车，加满一箱油将少支出约27.2元。
隆众资讯分析师刘文杰认为，本轮计价周期内，国际油价偏弱震荡。虽然美国通胀压力持续缓和，美联储加息力度或进一步放缓，亚洲局部需求亦正在稳步恢复，但伊朗原油出口量在去年最后两个月创2019年以来新高，北半球相对温暖的气温也减少了燃料取暖需求，短线供应较为充裕。
“整体来看，计价周期内挂靠油种均价下移，所对应的原油综合变化率负向区间运行，开启本轮零售价下调窗口。”
下一轮国内成品油调价窗口将在2月3日24时开启。
“预计下一轮成品油调价上调的概率较大。”隆众资讯分析师李彦分析称，以当前的国际原油价格水平计算，下一轮成品油调价开局将呈现上涨的趋势。目前来看，美国通胀压力持续放缓，美联储加息力度降至25个基点是大概率事件，叠加中国及亚洲需求持续复苏，需求前景有所改善。
“下轮计价周期来看，国际油价短期内走势偏强运行。上调预期方向将继续支撑市场，消息面支撑仍存。”金联创成品油分析师马建彩亦持相同观点。(完)
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