Development and Reform Commission: in order to reduce the burden on downstream users and consumers and reduce the operating costs of the real economy, with the consent of the State Council, when the international oil price exceeds the regulation limit of 130 US dollars per barrel, domestic refined oil prices will not be raised in the short term (no more than two months). In the follow-up, if the international oil price exceeds the regulatory ceiling of 130 US dollars per barrel for a cumulative period of more than two months, the relevant policies and measures will be clarified in advance.