Fuel: International reference prices fell to 3.33% this week

This week, Osinergmin updated its report on international benchmark fuel prices, reporting a decline in most of them. Peruvian Organization of Consumers and Users (Trueku).

International prices would be reduced by 0.09 to 0.57 surplus per gallon of gasoline, gasoline, diesel and industrial oils.

Only in the case of gasohols and petrol quote international were between 0.61% and 1.93%, but how much do they cost?

Now the reference price per gallon of 84 petrol has dropped to 11.44 spires, 90 petrol to 14.03 spires, 84 petrol to 11.48 spires, 90 petrol to 13.87 spires, 95 petrol to 14.92 spires, while petrol 97 and 98 fell to S/15.72.

Concerning dieselthe report indicates that the decline this week ranged from 2.53% to 3.33%.

At the same time, the international price of B5 diesel from 0 to 2500 ppm falls to SGD 16.55 per gallon, while B5 diesel from 2500 to 5000 ppm has an average price of SGD 14.23.

Given these cuts, Opecu is asking manufacturers, importers, wholesalers and other marketers fuel lower prices according to international variations.

“Osinergmin and Indecopi must be on the lookout to verify the transfer of total accidents to the domestic market in a fair manner this week, thereby ensuring that consumers are properly protected in the interests of their economic interests,” said Opecu President Hector Plate Canepa.

It should be noted that in the case CIS an increase in the base price was announced. Imported LPG rose 1% to S/3.02/kg, while export LPG rose 1.15% to S/2.64/kg.