Gasoline Price Rises 1.45% in Two Weeks and Breaks the R$ 7.00 Barrier

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 24/07/2021 at 10:18

Updated on 24/07/2021 at 10:32

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Highest Gasoline Price Increases Were Registered in Amazonas, Amapá, and Rio Grande do Norte. Refueling with Ethanol Is Advantageous Only in Mato Grosso

The price of a liter of gasoline in the country rose 1.45% in the first half of July compared to June. With this increase, the average price of fuel reached R$ 6.001, and the additive version is nearly R$ 8. The information comes from an exclusive survey conducted by ValeCard, a company specialized in fleet management solutions.

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Obtained through the recording of transactions carried out between July 1st and 14th with the ValeCard refueling card at around 25,000 accredited establishments, the data shows that Amazonas (5.57%), Amapá (4.99%), and Rio Grande do Norte (4.46%) recorded the highest increases during the period. The smallest variations occurred in Mato Grosso do Sul (0.56%) and Pará (0.71%).

Among the capitals, the average price of fuel was R$ 5.937. Rio de Janeiro (R$ 6.374) and Rio Branco (R$ 6.340) had the highest prices in the first half of July. The lowest average prices were found in Curitiba (R$ 5.430) and João Pessoa (R$ 5.543).

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Refueling with Ethanol Is Advantageous Only in Mato Grosso

The average price of ethanol in the country in the first half of June was R$ 4.344. Only in Mato Grosso is it advantageous to refuel vehicles with the fuel instead of gasoline – the method used in this analysis, discounting factors such as individual vehicle autonomies, is that to justify filling the tank with ethanol, the price per liter must be less than 70% of the gasoline price.

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