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Diesel in Syktyvkar fell by almost 15 rubles after the summer peak

The cost of diesel fuel continues to decline.

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Diesel in Syktyvkar fell by almost 15 rubles after the summer peak

In Syktyvkar, the cost of diesel fuel continues to decrease. According to the Committee on October 5, a liter on average sold for 80.87 rubles. This is below the July high of 95.68 rubles, although at the beginning of the year diesel was even cheaper – 76.98 rubles.

At petrol stations, the situation is different: prices for the main brands have increased since the beginning of the year. A liter of AI-92 costs an average of 64.14 rubles, AI-95 - 68.21 rubles, and AI-98 and above - 98.83 rubles.

Thus, the dynamics of the cost of fuel in the capital of Komi remains heterogeneous: diesel after the summer jump is gradually becoming cheaper, while gasoline maintains a higher level of prices compared to January.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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