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OKKO, UPG and Ukrnafta cut petrol prices in Ukraine

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In brief

Petrol prices fell by 1–2 hryvnias per litre at the three chains on November 11, according to RBC-Ukraine. Automotive LPG became more expensive at OKKO, WOG and Ukrnafta.

OKKO, UPG and Ukrnafta lowered petrol prices on November 11, while automotive LPG prices rose at three Ukrainian fuel chains, RBC-Ukraine reported. The changes varied by chain and fuel grade.

OKKO cut all petrol grades by 1 hryvnia per litre, taking A-95 Euro to 91.90 hryvnias, Pulls 95 to 94.90 and Pulls 100 to 101.90. UPG reduced basic A-95 by 1 hryvnia to 87.90 per litre and UPG 100 by 2 hryvnias to 98.90.

At Ukrnafta, A-95 Energy and basic A-95 each fell by 1 hryvnia per litre, to 89.90 and 87.90 respectively. Automotive LPG rose to 62.90 hryvnias per litre at OKKO, 62.50 at WOG and 59.90 at Ukrnafta.

WOG and SOCAR kept petrol prices unchanged, and diesel prices were stable across all chains monitored by RBC-Ukraine. The report did not specify the reasons for the price changes.

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