How much are fuel prices? Current fuel prices for January 23...
Fluctuations in Brent crude oil and exchange rates, combined with tax increases, continue to have a major impact on fuel prices in Turkey. Another hike has been added to the series of price increases that began in the first months of 2023. As of January 18, the price of diesel was increased by 91 kuruş per liter, and there have been consecutive increases in both gasoline and diesel since the beginning of the year.
Fluctuations in Brent crude oil and exchange rates, along with tax increases, continue to be reflected in fuel prices as discounts and hikes.
Most recently, a 91-kuruş hike was applied to the liter price of diesel, effective as of Saturday, January 18.
A RAIN OF HIKES IN THE NEW YEAR
As of January 1, a 6% SCT (Special Consumption Tax) increase was reflected at the pump, and in the same week, gasoline was hiked by 1.27 TL and diesel by 1 TL again. A 49-kuruş discount was applied to LPG on January 8.
On January 16, diesel was hiked again by 1 lira and 47 kuruş. With this, diesel prices approached the 50 TL threshold.
With the hike applied to gasoline over the weekend, this marks the third price increase for gasoline and diesel since the beginning of the year.
The current fuel prices for January 23 are as follows:
Istanbul European side fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 46.22 TL
Diesel liter price: 47.28 TL
LPG liter price: 26.49 TL
Istanbul Anatolian side fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 46.07 TL
Diesel liter price: 47.17 TL
LPG liter price: 25.89 TL
Ankara fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 46.72 TL
Diesel liter price: 47.95 TL
LPG liter price: 26.39 TL
Izmir fuel prices
Gasoline liter price: 47.10 TL
Diesel liter price: 48.32 TL
LPG liter price: 26.24 TL
News Source : 12punto
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