And although gas stations sell fuel purchased at “old prices,” many fuel networks did not hesitate to promptly adjust their price tags. Of course, not in favor of the consumer.
Over the past weekend, diesel and A-95 and improved-quality A-95 gasoline became more expensive in Kyiv at gas stations such as OKKO, Socar, and others. These and other well-known brands raised fuel prices by 50-60 kopecks. Note that not all have yet “caught up” with prices, but most likely this is unavoidable. Also, let us remind you that some gas stations have limited fuel sales, dispensing A-95 and diesel only by coupons.
