Petrobras (PETR4) Reduces Diesel Price By R$0.27 Per Liter And Maintains Gasoline Price.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/12/2023 at 12:24

Segundo a empresa, a redução acumulada em 2023 do diesel soma R$ 0,71 por litro – Todos os direitos: InfoMoney

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Cumulative Reduction of Diesel A of R$0.71 per Liter in 2023 and GLP with Drop in Average Price.

Today (7th), Petrobras announced that starting tomorrow (8th), it will reduce the average price of Diesel A by R$ 0.27 per liter for distributors, which will be R$ 3.78 per liter. This reduction in fuel price is an important measure to relieve costs for consumers and companies that depend on diesel for their operations.

Thus, the average price of Diesel A S10 at the pumps could reach R$ 5.92 per liter, considering price surveys by the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP). Petrobras’ decision to reduce the price of diesel reflects the search for greater competitiveness in the fuel market and aims to meet consumer demands for more affordable prices.

Cumulative Price Drop from Petrobras to Distributors Reaches R$ 0.71 per Liter

Throughout the year, Petrobras announced that the cumulative price drop to distributors reached R$ 0.71 per liter, which represents a reduction of 15.8% in value.

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Petrobras Will Maintain Gasoline A Prices Stable for Distributors

Regarding gasoline, the company stated that it would keep the sales prices to distributors unchanged, “considering the last movement made on 10/21, a reduction of R$ 0.12 per liter.”

Cumulative Reduction of R$ 0.27 per Liter in Gasoline A Prices from Petrobras

In the accumulated year, the prices of Gasoline A from Petrobras for distributors recorded a drop of R$ 0.27 per liter, representing a reduction of 8.7% in value.

Stability in GLP Prices Maintained by Petrobras Since 07/01

For GLP, prices have remained stable since 07/01, as reported by the company.

Cumulative Reduction of R$ 10.40 per 13kg Cylinder in GLP Prices from Petrobras

The accumulated reduction in GLP prices from Petrobras for distributors reaches R$ 10.40 per 13kg cylinder, equivalent to a drop of 24.7% in price.

Source: Info Money

Petrobras (PETR4) Reduces Diesel Price By R$0.27 Per Liter And Maintains Gasoline Price.

Cumulative Reduction of Diesel A of R$0.71 per Liter in 2023 and GLP with Drop in Average Price.

Cumulative Price Drop from Petrobras to Distributors Reaches R$ 0.71 per Liter

Petrobras Will Maintain Gasoline A Prices Stable for Distributors

Cumulative Reduction of R$ 0.27 per Liter in Gasoline A Prices from Petrobras

Stability in GLP Prices Maintained by Petrobras Since 07/01

Cumulative Reduction of R$ 10.40 per 13kg Cylinder in GLP Prices from Petrobras

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Petrobras (PETR4) Reduces Diesel Price By R$0.27 Per Liter And Maintains Gasoline Price.

Cumulative Reduction of Diesel A of R$0.71 per Liter in 2023 and GLP with Drop in Average Price.

Cumulative Price Drop from Petrobras to Distributors Reaches R$ 0.71 per Liter

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