Diesel prices aim to pass without November tax and increase compared to 2021 reaches 25%, according to Ticket Log
After recovering in production, the price of a liter of diesel was expected to increase by 0,8% on the national average.
Motorists will once again pay more for diesel in November, according to the latest report from the Ticket Price Index (IPTL). A few days after filling up more, the average price of a liter of diesel fell 0,8% in our locations, selling at R$7,02. This is 5,61% higher than the average for November last year, which was R$25. The price of S-10 diesel followed the same trend, selling at R$7,11, compared to R$7,06 at the exit.
“With the exception of the Southeast Region, gas stations will start to register increases in almost the entire national territory. When analyzing the first half of November, we identified the behavior of an increase in our prices, which has not been confirmed as much, tending to a greater variation in Sergipe, which was 3,38% for the common type, and will not be 2,64% for the S-10 type.”highlights Douglas Pina, General Director of Mobility at Edenred Brasil.
In the analysis of the region, the Southeast was the only one where the common type fell 0,13% – before the October closing – it was sold at R$6,67, while the S-10 was sold at R$6,80. The North Region closed with the most expensive values for fuel, with the common type at R$7,44 (+0,94%) and or S-10 at R$7,543 (+1,09%).
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The Northeast Region leads the ranking of the largest, with 1,37% for the common type and 1,10% for the S-10, not comparable to the outlet. The South Region, which has increases of less than 1%, concentrates the cheapest values, of R$ 6,49 (+0,46%) for the common type, and of R$ 6,58 (+0,75%) for the S-10 type.
Without records for the State, Roraima leads with the most expensive liter for regular diesel and S-10, sold at R$8,05 (+0,49%) and R$8,18 (+0,34%), respectively. Rio Grande do Sul comes with lower averages, R$6,43 (-0,17%) or regular, and R$6,55 (+0,21%), or S-10 type.
As for the high variation, it stands out in Sergipe, with 3,38% for Pará or municipality, and in Ceará with 2,64% for Pará or S-10. In Bahia, it was the low that lost the most in the average value per liter, marking -1,20% for the common type and -1,64% for S-10.
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