Fuels in the Final Stretch of September: Trends and Variations

Written by Corporativo

Published on 02/10/2023 at 11:18

Fonte: Gustavo Magaldi / economidia.

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Impact Of Price Fluctuations On Brazilian Pockets

The last part of September brought subtle movements in automotive fuel prices in Brazil. Attention turns to ethanol, which saw a slight increase in price, yet remains an economical option in various regions. In contrast, diesel and gasoline showed minimal variations, suggesting stability.

Gasoline: Light Fluctuations And Regional Differences

The fourth week of the month recorded an almost imperceptible decrease in gasoline, with the national average set at R$ 5.986 per liter. This scenario was identified through an in-depth study by ValeCard, an authority on mobility.

São Paulo led with the most affordable price at R$ 5.775 per liter, while Roraima marked the opposite end with an average of R$ 6.671.

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Diesel: A Scenario Of Mild Increase

During the same period, diesel saw an almost negligible increase, settling at an average of R$ 6.402 per liter. Rodrigues, when discussing the topic, emphasizes: “After several weeks of rising adjustments, we see a stabilization in diesel. The high price of oil in the global market may lead to further increases soon.”

Rio Grande do Sul caught attention with the most affordable diesel, while Roraima stood out at the other extreme.

Ethanol On The Rise: Renewable And Advantageous

Meanwhile, hydrated ethanol, used directly as fuel, saw a 0.40% increase, marking R$ 3.777 per liter. The increase in demand for this fuel may have driven this growth, as Rodrigues notes.

The largest increases in ethanol were noted in Rio Grande do Norte, Goiás, and Sergipe. In contrast, São Paulo boasted the lowest price, and Amazonas, the highest.

Price variations influence the choices of those with flex-fuel vehicles. ValeCard’s metric suggests that ethanol is advantageous when its price is 70% (or less) of the price of gasoline. This ratio offers valuable insights into the profitability of each option.

Source: ValeCard

Fuels in the Final Stretch of September: Trends and Variations

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