Kyiv Fuel Prices Stay Elevated: Diesel Nears 91 Hryvnias.
Fuel Prices in Kyiv as of March 31, 2023
According to Novyny.live: As of March 31, 2023, fuel prices in Kyiv remain high and unchanged from the previous day. Diesel is approaching 91 hryvnias per liter, reflecting a stable pricing environment in the capital's fuel market. This stability comes amid ongoing global economic pressures affecting energy costs.
Fuel Prices Across Filling Station Networks
At OKKO stations, fuel prices are as follows:
- A-100 gasoline - 84.99 UAH per liter
- A-95 gasoline - 77.99 UAH
- Euro diesel - 87.99 UAH
- Pulls diesel - 90.99 UAH
- Autogas - 47.99 UAH
This shows a range of prices for different fuel types within a single network.
UPG stations offer:
- A-100 gasoline - 80.90 UAH
- A-95 gasoline - 74.90 UAH
- Diesel fuel - 84.90 UAH
At SOCAR stations, prices are as follows:
- Diesel fuel - 90.99 UAH
- A-95 gasoline - 74.99 UAH
- A-100 gasoline - 84.99 UAH
- Autogas - 41.98 UAH
These figures confirm that fuel prices in the capital remain at elevated levels and show no significant fluctuations.
The high fuel prices in Kyiv may result from global oil market trends, as well as factors tied to the local economy and fuel demand. Price stability suggests no major shifts in supply and demand conditions, which is important for consumers and businesses amid the current economic situation in Ukraine.
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