Massive fuel price hike cancelled

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and rising prices in the energy market are affecting fuel prices. Brent crude oil hovering above 110 dollars had also increased expectations of a price hike. A decision to cancel the hike was made just as a new increase in fuel prices was expected.

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Diesel, gasoline, and autogas… Fuel prices are being closely monitored. The latest situation regarding diesel, gasoline, and autogas prices, which vehicle owners follow closely, is a matter of curiosity.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz, rising energy prices, and oil hovering above 110 dollars are being reflected as price hikes.

The rise in oil prices directly affects fuel prices. Efforts are being made to reflect the hikes in fuel to citizens at the lowest possible level through the sliding scale system (eşel mobil).

A MASSIVE FUEL HIKE WAS COMING!

Fuel price boards were set to change starting tomorrow. Accordingly, a hike of 7.67 TL for diesel was expected, while for gasoline, a 57 kuruş hike was expected to be reflected at the pump instead of a 2.29 TL hike due to the continuation of the sliding scale system.

According to the report by journalist Olcay Aydilek, the expected fuel price hikes have been cancelled. Sharing on his social media account, Aydilek stated the following:

"TÜPRAŞ sent the price list regarding the hike to be implemented at midnight to distribution companies. There is no diesel or gasoline hike on the list. Sector representatives answered the question of whether a second list could be issued during the day by saying, 'Hikes have been notified in a single list until today.' We shall see."

News Source: 12punto

Massive fuel price hike cancelled

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