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Ukraine’s WOG cuts petrol prices as UPG raises LPG

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In brief

WOG cut all petrol grades by 1 hryvnia per litre on November 10, while UPG raised automotive LPG by the same amount, RBC-Ukraine reported. Other named retailers kept prices unchanged.

Ukrainian fuel retailer WOG lowered petrol prices by 1 hryvnia per litre, while UPG increased automotive liquefied petroleum gas prices by 1 hryvnia per litre, according to RBC-Ukraine’s November 10 price review.

Following the reduction, WOG’s A-95 Euro petrol cost 91.90 hryvnias per litre, 95 Mustang cost 94.90 hryvnias and 100-grade petrol cost 101.90 hryvnias. UPG’s automotive LPG rose to 60.90 hryvnias per litre.

OKKO, SOCAR and Ukrnafta kept all fuel prices unchanged from the previous day, the review said. Diesel prices were unchanged across the monitored networks. These are prices at the named retailers, rather than a national average; RBC-Ukraine did not specify the reasons for the changes or the exact time they took effect.

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