Brazilian Diesel: São Luís Leads With The Most Affordable Diesel In The Country

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Published on 27/09/2023 at 11:12

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Prices in Focus: Analysis Reveals São Luís as a Benchmark for Affordable Diesel

The weekly observation of diesel prices, from 09/10/2023 to 09/23/2023, revealed trends and variations that can impact consumers’ wallets and companies’ operational costs. A thorough appreciation of these fluctuations becomes essential, considering that even the smallest changes can have significant consequences.

Notable Fluctuations in the National Scenario

In the capital Macapá, the price of diesel S10 increased by 2.87%, reaching R$ 6.80, while regular diesel saw a drop of 13.83%, settling at R$ 6.17. In Natal, regular fuel experienced a rise of 3.64%, now costing R$ 6.27. Porto Alegre, in contrast, experienced a reduction of 2.46% in regular diesel, priced at R$ 5.94. In Salvador, diesel S10 and regular diesel saw increases of 4.11% (R$ 6.34) and 3.20% (R$ 6.13), respectively. Finally, São Paulo had a slight decline of 0.16% in diesel S10, reaching R$ 6.15, but an increase in regular diesel of 0.51%, hitting R$ 5.95.

Ricardo Henrique, data analyst at IPTC, emphasizes the stability observed in diesel prices last week, even with the upward trend still evident. He predicts: “This stability in certain regions may continue in the coming weeks, easing concerns about significant jumps in fuel prices, such as those recently announced by Petrobras. However, the lack of complete data limited a full analysis of all capitals.”

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Price Highlights: From Most Expensive to Most Affordable

Rio Branco holds the title of the capital with the most expensive diesel, with S10 at R$ 7.00 and regular at R$ 6.91. In contrast, São Luís emerges as the most affordable capital in the diesel scenario, with prices of R$ 6.20 for S10 and a notable R$ 5.69 for regular diesel.

Source: Bianca Rocha – Press Advisor / Rodrigo Bernardino – Communication and Press Advisor / Mostra de Ideias Group.

Brazilian Diesel: São Luís Leads With The Most Affordable Diesel In The Country

Prices in Focus: Analysis Reveals São Luís as a Benchmark for Affordable Diesel

Notable Fluctuations in the National Scenario

Price Highlights: From Most Expensive to Most Affordable

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Brazilian Diesel: São Luís Leads With The Most Affordable Diesel In The Country

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