Petrobras Increases Gasoline and Diesel Prices Starting Today (November 12)

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/11/2020 at 05:46

Aumento do preço da gasolina e do diesel nas refinarias da Petrobras vem em meio a movimento de alta nos preços do petróleo no mercado internacional nos últimos dias.

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Increase in Gasoline and Diesel Prices at Petrobras Refineries Comes Amid Rising Oil Prices in the International Market in Recent Days.

Petrobras announced an increase starting this Thursday (11/12) in gasoline prices by 6% and diesel (500 and S-10) by 5% at refineries. The diesel used for ships will have a 5.2% increase, the oil company reported yesterday (11). Looking for a job? Resume registration for all functions for Petrobras offshore contracts at UO-Rio in Macaé and to work at the REFAP refinery on this day 12

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The increase in fuel prices follows the appreciation of Brent crude oil prices in the international market, which has been rising sharply in recent days, returning to a level close to US$ 45 per barrel due to advances in Covid-19 vaccine research.

According to the Brazilian Association of Fuel Importers (Abicom), the increase in diesel will be R$ 0.0855 per liter and gasoline R$ 0.0947 per liter. With this adjustment, a liter of gasoline will cost R$ 1.82 at refineries, while diesel will cost R$ 1.76.

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