Ukrainian gas stations have significantly raised prices for A-95 gasoline. As of June 13, the average price of this fuel reached 55.33 UAH per liter, which is 17 kopecks higher compared to the previous day. Since the beginning of the current week, the price of gasoline has increased by 74 kopecks per liter, and since the beginning of May, it has risen by 78 kopecks.
This is reported by Finway
Reasons for the Increase in Gasoline Prices
Market analysts note that the increase in gasoline prices was anticipated due to the prolonged decline in the trading margin of operators. One of the key reasons for the price hike was the rise in global oil prices. As experts explain:
“At the beginning of June, it was 7.18 UAH/l – the lowest figure in a year. The increase in global oil quotes to 66-67 dollars per barrel put an end to these fluctuations, and on June 11, major networks raised gasoline prices,” analysts explained the situation.
Current Prices for A-95 Gasoline at Major Networks
According to the Consulting Group “A-95”, on June 13, prices for A-95 gasoline at leading gas station networks range from 49.5 to 58.99 UAH per liter. The highest prices are recorded at WOG and OKKO networks – 58.99 UAH/l, while at Shell stations, gasoline is sold for 58.45 UAH/l. At the same time, the most affordable price for gasoline is recorded at the “Ukr-Petrol” gas station, where the average price is 49.5 UAH/l.
Thus, Ukrainian drivers are forced to adapt to the new price realities in the fuel market, choosing the most advantageous offers for refueling.