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In the Saratov region for a week cheaper gasoline

In the Saratov region for the week decreased prices for motor fuel

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In the Saratov region for a week cheaper gasoline

In the Saratov region for the week decreased prices for motor fuel. Rosstat reports.

On average, a liter of gasoline fell by 11 kopecks – up to 80.09 rubles. The AI-92 brand lost 7 kopecks in price and now costs 76.20 rubles. The cost of AI-95 fell the most: minus 18 kopecks, to 83.65 rubles.

The price of the AI-98 remained the same – 129.03 rubles per liter. Diesel fuel fell by 12 kopecks and costs 83.82 rubles.

The change in gasoline prices from 6 to 12 October recorded in 49 regions of Russia. The most expensive fuel rose in the Magadan region (+8.7%) and the Jewish Autonomous region (+8.0%). Price reduction was noted in 31 subjects of the Federation. The leader in cheapening was the Tyumen region (excluding autonomous districts), where gasoline fell in price by 8.1%.

At the same time, in the Saratov region, restrictions on the sale of fuel continue to apply. In one hand release no more than 40 liters per day per person.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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