Prices at gas stations have barely changed: top networks kept their prices
As of September 30, average retail fuel prices in Ukraine have barely changed. Most of the largest gas station networks left prices for gasoline, diesel and autogas unchanged for the second day in a row. This is evidenced by the data of the A-95 Consulting Group.
On average in the country, A-95 gasoline costs 89.26 UAH/l, which is 2 kopecks more than the previous day. The average price of diesel fuel also increased by 2 kopecks - to 98.43 UAH/l.
Meanwhile, A-92 decreased in price by an average of 5 kopecks - to 85.93 UAH/l. Premium A-95+ costs 93.55 UAH/l. The average price of autogas is 43.92 UAH/l.
Average fuel prices in Ukraine
| Fuel | September 30, UAH/l | September 29, UAH/l | Change, UAH/l |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-92 | 85.93 | 85.98 | -0.05 |
| A-95 | 89.26 | 89.24 | +0.02 |
| A-95+ | 93.55 | 93.57 | -0.01 |
| Diesel | 98.43 | 98.41 | +0.02 |
| Autogas | 43.92 | 43.91 | 0.00 |
Prices in the largest gas station networks
Among the eight largest operators, almost all kept prices at the level of the previous day. OKKO, WOG, UKRNAFTA, UPG, AMIC, SOCAR and KLO left their prices unchanged.
A slight adjustment occurred in the "БРСМ-Нафта" network: the average cost of A-95 increased by about 5 kopecks, diesel - by 2 kopecks, autogas - by 1 kopeck.
Smaller networks move prices in different directions
More noticeable changes on September 30 are observed among smaller operators. The Neftek network reduced the price of several types of fuel at once: A-92, A-95, A-95+ and diesel decreased by 2 UAH/l, autogas - by 1 UAH/l. After the revision, A-95 in the network costs 90 UAH/l, diesel - 99 UAH/l, gas - 44.50 UAH/l.
In Chipo, the average price of A-95 decreased by about 7 kopeeks, and diesel - by 22 kopecks.
At the same time, some operators raised prices. "DNIPRONAFTA" increased the average cost of A-95 by 1 UAH/l, and diesel - by 2 UAH/l. In VostokGaz, A-95 and diesel increased by 2 UAH/l, autogas - by 1 UAH/l. Brent Oil raised the average price of gas by 50 kopecks.
Thus, after price reductions in some small networks on September 29, the market remains heterogeneous: the largest operators mostly hold prices, while local networks adjust them in different directions.
