Ticket Log states that the price of gasoline in the Brazilian southeast region already exceeds five reais

According to Ticket Log, which is a brand of fleet management and mobility solutions from Edenred Brasil, it carried out a survey, which points out the average price of gasoline in the Southeast, closed the 1st fortnight of February estimated at R$ 5,047. An increase in the price of gasoline of more than 4% compared to the month of January. Which is a higher value for gasoline than the national average, which is R$ 5,033.

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Southeast states have the most expensive gasoline according to Ticket Log

The study of gasoline prices is based on gasoline supplies carried out at the 18 accredited Ticket Log stations. Rio de Janeiro is the state in the southeast region with the highest price: R$5,336. Minas Gerais closes the price in the 1st fortnight at R$ 5,148. Well above the R$5,056 registered in Espírito Santo.

Even with an increase of more than 4% in the price of gasoline, in relation to the month of January, the state of São Paulo was the only one in the Southeast region that recorded an average price below R$ 5,00, with gasoline being sold at gas stations for R$ 4,647.

Southeast states also favor the use of ethanol, according to Ticket Log

The state of São Paulo was also the point where ethanol had the lowest price according to the Ticket Log survey, with: R$ 3,167. Then the state of Minas Gerais, with: R$ 3,465, which were the only states in the Southeast where it is still more advantageous to use ethanol.

In São Paulo, the dynamics of low prices are repeating themselves with other fuels as well, such as: diesel and diesel S-10 were sold between R$ 3,794 and R$ 3,859, respectively, and CNG for R$ 3,019.