Double discount this time
Fuel prices have fallen once again after consecutive discounts following weeks of increases. The reductions in both gasoline and diesel have provided some relief to drivers.
Recent increases in fuel prices, particularly with diesel prices approaching the 60 TL level, have been difficult for vehicle owners. However, the decline in Brent crude oil prices in international markets and changes in exchange rates have led to a drop in fuel prices once again.
DOUBLE DISCOUNT ON GASOLINE AND DIESEL
With the latest data, a double discount has been applied to both gasoline and diesel. There was a 63 kuruş decrease in the price per liter of gasoline, while a 2 lira 4 kuruş discount was applied to diesel. This adjustment has been a relieving development, especially for drivers struggling with high fuel prices. However, it is noted that prices remain at high levels.
DIESEL PRICES ENTER A CYCLE OF HIKES AND DISCOUNTS
The 1 lira 86 kuruş hike applied to diesel prices last week had caused prices to rise up to 62 TL in some provinces. However, the 2 lira 44 kuruş discount on diesel on November 25 pulled prices back down. This situation points to the fluctuations that diesel prices have experienced recently.
CURRENT FUEL PRICES BY PROVINCE (FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28)
Following the discounts, the current fuel prices in Turkey's three major cities are as follows:
Istanbul European Side
Gasoline: 54.37 TL
Diesel: 55.03 TL
LPG: 27.71 TL
Istanbul Anatolian Side
Gasoline: 54.22 TL
Diesel: 54.88 TL
LPG: 27.08 TL
Ankara
Gasoline: 55.23 TL
Diesel: 56.06 TL
LPG: 27.60 TL
Izmir
Gasoline: 55.55 TL
Diesel: 56.38 TL
LPG: 27.53 TL
News Source: 12punto
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