Fuel prices in Ukraine have risen sharply: diesel has gone up by more than 2 hryvnias
On Friday, March 20, a significant increase in fuel prices was recorded in Ukraine.
According to monitoring data, the average price of A-95 gasoline rose by 97 kopecks to 71.46 UAH/liter. Diesel fuel became even more expensive—by 2.09 UAH, to 81.25 UAH/liter.
Other average prices:
— A-95 Premium — 74.65 UAH/liter (+61 kopecks);
— A-92 — 66.69 UAH/liter (+22 kopecks);
— autogas — 44.92 UAH/liter (+80 kopecks).
Prices at gas stations:
— “Ukrnafta”: A-95 — 68.99 UAH/liter, diesel — 77.99 UAH/liter, gas — 42.99 UAH/liter;
— U.GO: A-95 — 68.9 UAH/L, diesel — 74.9 UAH/L, gas — 41.9 UAH/L;
— OKKO: A-95 — 74.99 UAH/L, diesel — 84.99 UAH/L, gas — 46.99 UAH/L;
— BRSM-Nafta: A-95 — 68.79 UAH/L, diesel — 77.94 UAH/L, gas — 42.84 UAH/L;
— WOG: A-95 — 74.99 UAH/L, diesel — 84.99 UAH/L, gas — 46.98 UAH/L;
— BVS: A-95 — 69.99 UAH/L, diesel — 79.99 UAH/L, gas — 44.99 UAH/L.
Thus, diesel fuel saw the largest price increase over the past 24 hours, while gasoline and autogas are also showing steady growth.
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