Diesel and ethanol fall in ranks for the 3rd week; gasoline is stable, says ANP

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Regular gasoline was traded at an average of R$ 4.97 per liter in the week, almost stable compared to R$ 4.98 in the previous week, according to ANP data. Car being filled with gasoline in ES Reproduction/TV Gazeta The average prices of ethanol and diesel fell for the third consecutive week at fuel stations, while gasoline prices remained practically stable, according to data from the National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) ) released this Friday (27). The survey is for the week of January 22nd to 28th. Regular gasoline was traded at an average of R$ 4.97 per liter in the week, almost stable compared to R$ 4.98 in the previous week, according to ANP data. Already ethanol, its competitor at the pumps, was sold at R$ 3.78 per liter, down 1.8% from R$ 3.85 in the previous week. Diesel S10 (with lower sulfur content), in turn, recorded an average of R$ 6.38 per liter, down 0.7% against R$ 6.43 a week earlier. Common diesel registered an average of R$ 6.28 per liter, a decrease compared to the previous week (R$ 6.32). This week, Petrobras raised gasoline sales prices to distributors by 7.5% as of Wednesday (25), in the first fuel increase since June 2022, after oil prices and the exchange rate behavior have the gap between domestic prices and international prices is high. The transfer of Petrobras adjustments in the refineries to final consumers at the service stations is not immediate and depends on a series of issues such as distribution and resale margins, addition of biofuels and taxes.

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