Against The Trend Of Falling Gasoline And Ethanol Prices, Diesel Hits R$ 8.61 At The Pumps (Over 5% Increase) In The First Half Of July

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 19/07/2022 at 09:53

Updated on 19/07/2022 at 15:05

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Unlike Gasoline And Ethanol, Which Fell By 10.22% And 6.33%, Respectively, In These First Days Of The Month, Diesel Only Increased

According To Data From The Latest Survey Of The Ticket Log Price Index (IPTL), Referring To The First Half Of July, The Price Of A Liter Of Common Diesel Increased By 5.39% At Fuel Pumps Across The Country, Compared To The End Of June, And Ended The Period With An Average Price Of R$ 7.82. The S-10 Type, Sold For R$ 7.93, Increased By 5.34% For Brazilian Drivers.

“Unlike Gasoline And Ethanol, Which Fell By 10.22% And 6.33%, Respectively, In These First Days Of The Month, Diesel Only Increased. No State Or Region Of The Country Registered A Reduction In The Price Of Both Types, But Rather Increases Of Up To 8.69%, For Example, The S-10 Type Sold In The Federal District, According To The Latest Survey By Ticket Log,” Highlights Douglas Pina, General Director Of Mainstream Of The Fleet And Mobility Division Of Edenred Brazil.

In The Regional Analysis, The North Stood Out With The Highest Averages In The Country For Both Types Of Diesel. The Common Diesel In The Region Ended The Period At R$ 8.10, With An Increase Of 5.21%; And The S-10 Type Was Sold For R$ 8.22, With A Rise Of 5.54%. As In June, The Lowest Averages Were Registered At Fuel Stations In The South, At R$ 7.41 For Common Diesel And R$ 7.51 For S-10, Both With An Increase Of 5.66% In Price.

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Amapá Has The Most Expensive Fuel In All Of Brazil

The Most Expensive S-10 Diesel In The Entire National Territory Was Registered At Fuel Pumps In Amapá, At R$ 8.61, With An Increase Of 5.34% Compared To June. The Lowest Price For This Type Of Diesel Was Identified At Stations In Santa Catarina, At R$ 7.49, With An Increase Of 5.18%.

The IPTL Is A Fuel Price Index Based On Fuels Dispensed At The 21,000 Accredited Ticket Log Stations, Which Is Highly Reliable Due To The Number Of Vehicles Managed By The Brand: 1 Million In Total, With An Average Of Eight Transactions Per Second.

Ticket Log, A Fleet Management And Mobility Solutions Brand Of Edenred Brazil, Has Over 30 Years Of Experience And Adapts To Customer Needs By Offering Modern And Innovative Solutions To Simplify Daily Processes.

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Ticket Log Is Part Of Edenred Brazil’s Fleet And Mobility Business Line. Available For Companies Of All Sizes And Sectors, The Brand Connects Businesses And People Through Innovative And Digital Fleet And Mobility Management Solutions, Aiming To Simplify Processes And Routines With Information, Intelligence, And In A More Sustainable Way.

With Over 30 Years Of Market Experience And 30,000 Client Companies, Ticket Log Manages 1 Million Vehicles And Almost 2.5 Billion Liters Of Fuel A Year. In Addition, It Has An Acceptance Network Of Over 43,000 Accredited Partners, Including Fuel Stations, Auto Repair Shops, And Other Mobility Services, Such As Individual Transportation And Bicycle Rentals.

Ticket Log Also Provides The Market With The IPTL, A National Index On The Variation Of Fuel Prices, Based On Fuels Dispensed At The 21,000 Accredited Stations Across Brazil.

The Brand Is Part Of Edenred, A Global And Digital Payment Services Platform That Acts As A Companion At All Times For Workers, Companies, And Merchants. A Leader In Its Segment, It Connects More Than 50 Million Users, 2 Million Establishments, And Approximately 900,000 Client Companies In 45 Countries.

Against The Trend Of Falling Gasoline And Ethanol Prices, Diesel Hits R$ 8.61 At The Pumps (Over 5% Increase) In The First Half Of July

Unlike Gasoline And Ethanol, Which Fell By 10.22% And 6.33%, Respectively, In These First Days Of The Month, Diesel Only Increased

Amapá Has The Most Expensive Fuel In All Of Brazil

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Against The Trend Of Falling Gasoline And Ethanol Prices, Diesel Hits R$ 8.61 At The Pumps (Over 5% Increase) In The First Half Of July

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