Fuel Prices Plummet Across Kharkiv Region: Here’s What Petrol and Diesel Now Cost.
Sharp Decline in Fuel Costs Across Kharkiv Oblast
According to Novyny.live: On June 10, 2023, a significant drop in prices was recorded for most fuel types in the Kharkiv region. Average prices per liter are as follows:
- Premium A-95 petrol: 79.48 UAH
- A-95 petrol: 74.76 UAH
- A-92 petrol: 69.91 UAH
- Diesel fuel: 84.08 UAH
- Automotive LPG: 45.01 UAH
Fuel Prices at Major Gas Station Chains
A closer look at pricing across different networks reveals the following:
- OKKO chain:
- A-95+ petrol: 81.90 UAH per liter
- A-95 petrol: 78.90 UAH per liter
- Diesel: 86.90 UAH per liter
- LPG: 46.90 UAH per liter
- SOCAR chain:
- A-95+ petrol: 80.90 UAH per liter
- A-95 petrol: 77.90 UAH per liter
- Diesel: 86.90 UAH per liter
- Automotive LPG: 46.90 UAH per liter
- Ovis chain:
- A-95+ petrol: 79.90 UAH per liter
- A-95 petrol: 76.90 UAH per liter
- Diesel: 84.90 UAH per liter
- LPG: 44.99 UAH per liter
- BRSM-Nafta chain:
- A-95 petrol: 72.99 UAH per liter
- Diesel: 80.99 UAH per liter
- LPG: 43.99 UAH per liter
- SUN OIL chain:
- A-95 petrol: 71.99 UAH per liter
- Diesel: 81.99 UAH per liter
- Brent Oil chain:
- A-95 petrol: 69.85 UAH per liter
- Diesel: 82.95 UAH per liter
Compared to June 9, 2023, when the average price for A-95 petrol stood at 74.79 UAH per liter, a slight decrease is evident. At that time, diesel averaged 84.84 UAH per liter, while automotive LPG cost 45.28 UAH per liter. These shifts point to a downward trend in fuel prices across the region for most categories.
The reduction in fuel costs in Kharkiv Oblast may be linked to global oil market trends as well as inflationary dynamics within Ukraine. This development could positively affect consumer spending and the regional economy, as cheaper fuel lowers transportation expenses, potentially influencing the prices of goods and services. Monitoring future fuel price changes remains crucial for drivers and businesses alike, given the direct impact on daily life.
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