China's retail fuel-price adjustment window opens Aug 28 at 24:00 and a rise is
expected. Although international crude rose then fell over the Aug 14–28 pricing
period, the reference crude change rate stood at +8.18% as of the Aug 26 close.
Models forecast a 360 yuan/ton increase, equal to roughly +0.28 yuan/liter for
92-octane, +0.30 yuan/liter for 95-octane and +0.31 yuan/liter for 0 diesel.