On Sunday, November 8, Ukrainian filling station networks kept fuel prices at the previous day's level. Following a series of adjustments throughout the week — ranging from targeted petrol price cuts in individual networks to a wave of autogas price hikes — market operators effectively took a price pause. As of the morning of November 8, none of the monitored networks — OKKO, WOG, SOCAR, Ukrnafta, and UPG — revised their price tags for petrol, diesel fuel, and liquefied gas, locking in the quotes that were active on Saturday.
Price Pause After Weekly Dynamics
The current price stagnation is the logical conclusion of an active price cycle observed in the first half of November. Back on November 2, the market showed multidirectional dynamics, and by November 5–6, targeted adjustments were recorded: specifically, the state-run Ukrnafta network lowered the cost of certain petrol grades, while the autogas segment, conversely, was in a growth phase. By Sunday, these processes leveled off, and all five tracked networks shifted to maintaining current quotes without new revisions.
Petrol: Consolidating New Quotes
In the petrol segment on November 8, prices formed during the weekly adjustments consolidated. SOCAR holds the previously lowered cost of A-95 at 92.90 UAH/l, while UPG offers this grade at 88.90 UAH/l. The most affordable A-95 petrol among the monitored networks remains the offer from state-run Ukrnafta at 87.90 UAH/l. Thus, the price spread for the baseline A-95 grade between networks is about five hryvnias per liter, which is typical for the current period of price equilibrium.
Autogas: Stabilization at Peak Levels
The most dynamic segment of the week turned out to be liquefied gas: after active growth over several days, prices on November 8 stopped and stabilized at peak levels for the current week. Autogas remains most expensive in the OKKO and SOCAR networks at 61.90 UAH/l. The lower bound of the range is held by Ukrnafta with a price of 58.90 UAH/l. The actual halt in growth indicates that the wave of price increases that occurred in the middle of the week has exhausted itself and moved into a consolidation phase.
Diesel: The Least Dynamic Segment
The cost of diesel fuel, as in previous days, remains the least dynamic and is held within a narrow range. The lower bound is formed by EURO DIESEL at the UPG network at 102.90 UAH/l, and the upper bound by NANO Extro at SOCAR at 110.00 UAH/l. The absence of sharp revisions in the diesel segment confirms the overall picture: by November 8, the fuel market across all three main categories — petrol, diesel, and autogas — has transitioned from active adjustments to a price pause, with operators awaiting new signals from the wholesale market and logistical factors.
