Fuel Prices Climb Again: Latest Costs in Lviv and Across Ukraine.
Another Increase for Ukrainian Motorists
According to Novyny.live: Drivers in Ukraine, including those in the city of Lviv, are facing higher costs at the pump. As of March 5, 2023, the prices for gasoline, diesel, and autogas have seen a significant rise. These increases come during a period of economic strain for the country.
Current Fuel Prices in the Lviv Region
Here is a breakdown of the current fuel prices at stations in the Lviv region:
- Mustang 100 gasoline – 80.99 UAH per liter
- Mustang A-95 gasoline – 73.99 UAH
- Mustang diesel – 73.99 UAH
- Svro-5 diesel – 70.99 UAH
At OKKO stations, fuel prices also reflect the upward trend:
- Autogas (LPG) – 41.99 UAH per liter
- Euro diesel – 70.99 UAH
- Pulls diesel – 73.99 UAH
- A-95 Euro gasoline – 70.99 UAH
- Pulls 95 gasoline – 73.99 UAH
- Pulls 100 gasoline – 80.99 UAH
Ukrnafta stations are offering A-92 gasoline for 65.99 UAH per liter, A-95 for 68.99 UAH, A-95 Premium for 71.99 UAH, and diesel fuel for 68.99 UAH.
The average fuel prices in the Lviv Oblast as of March 5 are as follows:
- A-95 Premium gasoline – 72.64 UAH
- A-95 gasoline – 68.86 UAH
- A-92 gasoline – 65.99 UAH
- Diesel fuel – 70.03 UAH
- Autogas (LPG) – 40.80 UAH
Nationally, the average fuel prices across Ukraine on March 5 stand at:
- A-95 Premium gasoline – 72.30 UAH
- A-95 gasoline – 68.28 UAH
- A-92 gasoline – 65.51 UAH
- Diesel fuel – 68.95 UAH
- Autogas (LPG) – 40.23 UAH
The situation indicates a broad price increase affecting both local and national averages. This trend is likely to impact transportation costs and the broader economic climate in the country.
The rise in fuel costs in Ukraine may be linked to several factors, including fluctuations in global oil prices, changes in currency exchange rates, or logistical challenges related to the ongoing war. Higher fuel prices can lead to increased costs for transporting goods, which may, in turn, affect inflation and the overall cost of living. For drivers and businesses, this represents an additional financial burden during a difficult economic period.
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