The rise in prices was triggered by the fall of the hryvnia, since 90% of the fuel price component is in foreign currency.
According to Serhiy Kuyun, head of the consulting company A-95, at the current dollar exchange rate of 8.8 hryvnias, one can expect that fuel prices will rise gradually — by about 50 kopecks per liter.
A restraining factor for such growth is the rather weak demand for fuel, which is explained by the so-called "dead season."
Below are data on fuel prices in various retail chains as of February 4-5, 2014:
Source: АвтоПортал
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