Discount expected for gasoline and diesel: How much will pump prices be in which city?

Following the decline in Brent crude oil, a discount of approximately 3 TL for gasoline and 4 TL for diesel is expected. The reflection of the new prices in Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir has been calculated.

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Discount expected for gasoline and diesel: How much will pump prices be in which city?

The decline in crude oil prices in global oil markets has strengthened expectations for a discount on fuel prices in Turkey. According to industry sources, unless there is a last-minute change, two separate discount schedules for gasoline and diesel are on the agenda.

With the impact of expectations that military tensions between the US and Iran may decrease, the barrel price of Brent crude oil has pulled back to the 92.20 dollar level. The decline in international product prices is expected to be reflected in domestic pump prices.

Gasoline and diesel pumps standing side by side at a fuel station. — The expectation of a discount on fuel prices has come to the agenda with the decline in oil prices.

DISCOUNT SCHEDULE

According to the expectation, a discount of approximately 3 TL on the liter price of gasoline will be applied as of 00:01 after midnight tonight. In the diesel group, a discount of approximately 4 TL per liter is projected to be reflected at the pump starting from Saturday, November 14.

Filling fuel into a vehicle's tank with a green pump. — A discount of approximately 3 TL on gasoline and approximately 4 TL on diesel is expected.

After the discount on gasoline, the liter price is expected to drop to 71.60 TL on the European side of Istanbul, 71.40 TL on the Anatolian side, 72.60 TL in Ankara, and 72.80 TL in Izmir.

For diesel, if current prices drop by 4 TL, the liter price will decrease to 91.20 TL on the European side of Istanbul, 91.00 TL on the Anatolian side, 92.30 TL in Ankara, and 92.60 TL in Izmir.