On Tuesday, October 27, Ukrainian gas stations continued to see a rise in autogas prices. After a significant increase the day before, its average cost rose by another 68 kopecks - to 55.62 UAH/l. Diesel fuel also added in price, while gasoline in most major networks remained at the previous level.
This is evidenced by the data of the daily monitoring of the Consulting Group "A-95" as of October 27 compared with October 26.
The most noticeable increase in average prices was again for autogas. Over the day it rose from 54.95 to 55.62 UAH/l, and the change according to the weekend monitoring data was 68 kopecks.
On the eve, October 26, autogas rose immediately by 1.60 UAH/l after the weekend. Then prices were raised by all eight largest gas station operators. On Tuesday, further growth was already recorded in six of the eight networks.
The average price of diesel fuel rose by 22 kopecks - to 103.93 UAH/l. The day before, diesel cost 103.72 UAH/l.
Gasoline A-95 rose on average by 4 kopecks, to 90.09 UAH/l. Premium A-95+ also added about 4 kopecks, to 93.89 UAH/l. The average cost of A-92 did not change and is 86.44 UAH/l.
Average fuel prices in Ukraine
| Fuel type | October 27, UAH/l | October 26, UAH/l | Change, UAH/l |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-92 | 86.44 | 86.44 | 0.00 |
| A-95 | 90.09 | 90.05 | +0.04 |
| A-95+ | 93.89 | 93.84 | +0.04 |
| Diesel fuel | 103.93 | 103.72 | +0.22 |
| Autogas | 55.62 | 54.95 | +0.68 |
Note: changes are given according to the source table of the Consulting Group "A-95" and are calculated based on unrounded average values. Due to rounding to kopecks, individual changes may not coincide with the arithmetic difference between the displayed prices.
How prices changed in the largest gas station chains
In six of the eight largest chains, autogas rose again. OKKO, WOG, UKRNAFTA, AMIC and KLO raised their average price by 1 UAH per liter.
At OKKO autogas now costs 57.50 UAH/l, at WOG - 57.90 UAH/l, at UKRNAFTA - 53.90 UAH/l. In the AMIC network the average cost rose to 56.82 UAH/l, and at KLO - to 55.90 UAH/l.
At "BRSM-Nafta" autogas added an average of 71 kopecks, to 53.21 UAH/l.
Meanwhile, SOCAR and UPG left autogas prices unchanged - 56.50 and 54.90 UAH/l respectively. The day before, both chains had already significantly raised their price tags.
The most expensive autogas among the eight operators is sold by WOG - 57.90 UAH/l. The lowest average price was recorded at "BRSM-Nafta" - 53.21 UAH/l. The difference between them is 4.69 UAH per liter.
On the gasoline and diesel market, the most significant changes occurred at SOCAR. The chain raised the cost of A-95 and A-95+ by 1 UAH - to 95.90 and 98.90 UAH/l respectively.
Diesel fuel at SOCAR rose immediately by 2 UAH, to 108 UAH/l. Among the largest chains this is the highest diesel price. At OKKO diesel added 1 UAH and now costs 106.90 UAH/l.
In the other six large chains the average cost of diesel fuel did not change.
Gasoline A-95 also remained at the previous level for most operators. The exception, besides SOCAR, was "BRSM-Nafta", where the average price rose by 18 kopecks - to 87.88 UAH/l.
In smaller chains, prices moved in different directions
Among other operators, the autogas price increase also continued. In particular, in the VST, Marshal, RLS, "Quorum", ZOG, Green Wave and Grand Petrol chains its average cost rose by 1 UAH per liter.
At VST autogas now costs 57.90 UAH/l, at ZOG - 55 UAH/l, and at Grand Petrol - 56.90 UAH/l.
In the Chipo chain autogas added an average of 54 kopecks, to 57.24 UAH/l. At the same time, diesel fuel there rose by 1 UAH, to 106.82 UAH/l.
At Ovis gas stations diesel also added 1 UAH, to 105 UAH/l, and autogas - 50 kopecks, to 56.49 UAH/l.
The opposite trend was observed in the VostokGaz chain, which lowered prices for several fuels at once. Gasoline A-95 and diesel fell by 2 UAH per liter - to 87.99 and 101 UAH/l respectively. Autogas decreased by 50 kopecks, to 54.49 UAH/l.
At DNIPRONAFTA gas stations gasoline A-95 fell by 1 UAH, to 86.90 UAH/l, and diesel - by about 33 kopecks, to 100.23 UAH/l.
Thus, on October 27, autogas remained the main direction of retail price growth. At the same time, on the gasoline and diesel fuel market changes were uneven: some operators raised prices, while certain regional chains lowered them.
