After Sixth Consecutive Increase, Diesel Price Ends May at R$ 7.85 at Pumps, More Than 4% Rise at Brazilian Fuel Stations

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/06/2022 at 04:45

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Fuel Now Records Its Sixth Consecutive High, and No State Reported a Decrease in the Average Price During the Period

The average price of common diesel per liter at Brazilian gas stations closed May at R$ 7.17, a 4.40% increase compared to April, while the S-10 type rose 4.14% and closed the period at R$ 7.28. This is indicated by the latest survey from the Ticket Log Price Index (IPTL).

“The price of diesel has now recorded its sixth consecutive increase, and unlike the end of April and the first half of May, no Brazilian state reported any decrease in price, according to the latest survey by Ticket Log. Compared to the beginning of the year, the price is already over 29% higher, and compared to a year ago, around 53%,” highlights Douglas Pina, General Director of Mainstream for the Fleet and Mobility Division at Edenred Brazil.

North Leads in Average Price, Reaching R$ 7.85 at Pump

According to regional analysis, the North leads in the highest average price for common diesel, sold at R$ 7.43, and the highest increase in price, at 4.83%. Gas stations in the North also recorded the highest average for S-10 diesel, sold at R$ 7.56, with an increase of 4.03%. The lowest averages for both types were recorded at gas stations in the South, at R$ 6.73 for common and R$ 6.82 for S-10.

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After Being Criticized for Constant Increases in Gasoline, Diesel, and Cooking Gas Prices, Consumer Can Check Fuel Prices Practiced by Petrobras in Their Locality

After being criticized for constant fuel price increases, Petrobras creates a site to inform consumers about gasoline, diesel, and cooking gas prices.

The portal aims to facilitate access to information about fuel prices, where it presents in a didactic manner and with a friendlier visual the components involved in the formation of gasoline, diesel, and cooking gas (GLP) prices.

Additionally, consumers can use filters and check prices practiced by Petrobras in their locality. CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE NEW PETROBRAS SITE, which also brings information about the formation of prices for the final consumer, allows filtering values by national average or by states, considering state taxes and other local variables.

The Petrobras site received about 1.5 million views to check the prices charged at its refineries and the average composition of the final price.

After Sixth Consecutive Increase, Diesel Price Ends May at R$ 7.85 at Pumps, More Than 4% Rise at Brazilian Fuel Stations

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After Being Criticized for Constant Increases in Gasoline, Diesel, and Cooking Gas Prices, Consumer Can Check Fuel Prices Practiced by Petrobras in Their Locality

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