Petrobras Reduces Gasoline Price by 7.1% and Diesel by 6%

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 03/06/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 02/06/2019 at 10:44

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Gasoline Had A Reduction Of R$ 0.1399 Per Liter And Diesel, R$ 0.1383 In The Average Price To Distributors In The Country. The New Fuel Price Came Into Effect At Midnight This Saturday, June 1.

Petrobras Announced On The Night Of This Friday, May 31, A 6% Reduction In The Price Of Diesel And 7.2% Of Gasoline At The Refineries. As A Result, Gasoline Had A Reduction Of R$ 0.1399 Per Liter And Diesel, R$ 0.1383 In The Average Price To Distributors In The Country. However, The Final Price To Consumers Will Vary According To The Fuel Sales Location, As Municipal And State Taxes, In Addition To Operational Costs, Labor, And Companies’ Profit Margins Apply To The Price Delivered By The Refineries.

Among The Refineries With The Lowest Gasoline Prices Are Those In São Luís (MA), Selling The Liter At R$ 1.78; Itacoatiara (AM), R$ 1.82, And Manaus (AM), At R$ 1.85. Among Those With The Highest Prices Are Those In Brasília, R$ 2.08, And Uberaba (MG), R$ 2.07.

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Bolsonaro Praises Petrobras President For Fuel Price Reduction And Denies Interference

President Jair Bolsonaro Praised This Saturday The President Of Petrobras, Roberto Castello Branco, Due To The Reduction In The Average Price Of Gasoline And Diesel — Announced By Bolsonaro Himself On Friday.

The President Emphasized That The Decrease Was Motivated By Technical Reasons And That He Will Not Interfere In The State Company’s Pricing Policy.

“This Is Related To The Price Of Oil Abroad, The Dollar Value. We Will Not Interfere In Petrobras; I Have No Means To Interfere. My Interference Is Dismissing Or Not The President And Directors. But Why Do That? I Trust Castello Branco, Appointed By Paulo Guedes, A Person Who Is Getting A (Grade) 10 In Our Understanding,” Said Bolsonaro After Having Lunch At A Military Colleague’s House.

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Petrobras Reduces Gasoline Price by 7.1% and Diesel by 6%

Gasoline Had A Reduction Of R$ 0.1399 Per Liter And Diesel, R$ 0.1383 In The Average Price To Distributors In The Country. The New Fuel Price Came Into Effect At Midnight This Saturday, June 1.

Bolsonaro Praises Petrobras President For Fuel Price Reduction And Denies Interference

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