Autogas prices rise: fuel prices at Ukrainian gas stations on October 7

As of the morning of October 7, the average price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) at Ukrainian gas stations stood at 44.81 hryvnias per liter — 39 kopecks per liter more than the previous day.

The data is provided by “NaftoRynok” citing a fuel price monitoring report.

Among major filling station networks, the largest increase in autogas prices was recorded at KLO — up 1.20 hryvnias per liter, to 46.60 hryvnias per liter. OKKO and SOCAR raised their price by 1 hryvnia per liter — to 46.90 hryvnias per liter. UPG increased its LPG price by 50 kopecks per liter — to 44.40 hryvnias per liter. WOG, UKRNAFTA, BRSM-Nafta, and AMIC Energy did not change their autogas prices.

A-92 gasoline rose by 10 kopecks per liter, averaging 86.28 hryvnias per liter. In Kyiv, the KLO network raised its A-92 price by 1 hryvnia per liter — to 85.50 hryvnias per liter. Average prices for A-95 gasoline and diesel fuel remained unchanged compared to October 6.

In Dnipro, the situation is mixed: VostokGaz added 2 hryvnias per liter to prices for A-95, A-92, diesel fuel, and LPG, while Neftec, on the contrary, lowered its gasoline and diesel prices by 2 hryvnias per liter.

In September, fuel prices at Ukrainian gas stations rose noticeably across all petroleum product categories. As of October 1, A-95 gasoline cost an average of 89.09 hryvnias per liter — 8.96 hryvnias per liter more than at the beginning of September.

Serhiy Kuyun, director of the consulting group “A-95,” noted that after the unblocking of the Strait of Hormuz, gasoline and diesel prices in Ukraine could fall below 60 hryvnias per liter, and that an increase in global oil production would contribute to the price decline.