The automotive fuel market in Ukraine is showing calm dynamics. As of Thursday, July 2, overall price stability was recorded at the country's largest gas stations. Most types of gasoline, diesel fuel, and gas have not changed in price, although isolated price adjustments were recorded in certain networks.
Stability among market leaders
Major private networks, such as OKKO and WOG, have maintained their pricing policy without changes. Compared to the previous day, July 1, fuel prices at these stations remained at the same level. This indicates that operators currently have no need to revise tariffs upwards or downwards.
A similar situation is observed at SOCAR stations. Tariffs here also remained at the level of Wednesday, July 1. Notably, prices in this network are traditionally higher than those of competitors: A-95 gasoline and diesel fuel are one hryvnia more expensive here than in other popular networks.
Isolated price hike at Ukrnafta
The state-owned Ukrnafta network, known for traditionally offering fuel in a lower price segment, has largely maintained stability. However, an exception has been recorded for drivers. A-92 gasoline has increased in price by exactly one hryvnia.
If the cost of a liter of A-92 was 68.90 UAH on July 1, by July 2 it had risen to 69.90 UAH. Despite this increase, the Ukrnafta network continues to remain the most cost-effective option for drivers among the operators considered, maintaining its leadership in fuel affordability.
