Diesel Prices Soared in This First Quarter

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 01/04/2019 at 06:44

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Petrobras Refineries Experienced Strong Increases in Average Diesel Prices in the First Quarter of 2019. This Increase Was 18.5 Percent, However, It Was Not Reflected by All Gas Stations in the Country, With the Quote Rising by Only 3 Percent During This Period.

According to data released by the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP), the average price of the most consumed fuel in Brazil, diesel oil, this week at the pump was 3.554 reais per liter, unlike the scenario of the last week of 2018, which was 3.451 reais per liter, while on the other hand, diesel at the refineries is being sold for 2.1432 reais per liter, compared to 1.8088 real per liter on the last day of last year, according to information from Petrobras.

According to Leonardo Gadotti, the president of the association that brings together the main fuel distributors in Brazil, Plural, this scenario reflects the market and is extremely positive.

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Diesel Prices Soared in This First Quarter

Petrobras Refineries Experienced Strong Increases in Average Diesel Prices in the First Quarter of 2019. This Increase Was 18.5 Percent, However, It Was Not Reflected by All Gas Stations in the Country, With the Quote Rising by Only 3 Percent During This Period.

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Diesel Prices Soared in This First Quarter

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