Increase in Global Oil Prices Reflected at Fuel Pumps
While developments in international markets pushed fuel prices upward, diesel prices rose rapidly in many cities following a major price hike.
Resurgent war tensions and production cuts at Saudi Arabian refineries led to supply concerns on a global scale, causing oil prices to exceed $107.
Global Markets and Oil Prices
Developments such as rising war tensions and the suspension of production at some of Saudi Arabia's refineries triggered supply concerns in global markets.
As a result of these developments, crude oil prices exceeded $107 in international markets, directly affecting fuel costs.
Effects of the Major Price Hike on Diesel
Following these increases in global markets, a massive hike of 6.62 Turkish Liras was reflected at the pump for the diesel group.
With this price increase, diesel prices in many different cities of Turkey approached the threshold of 100 Turkish Liras.
Current Figures in Istanbul
According to current fuel boards on the European Side of Istanbul, gasoline is sold at 80.26 TL, diesel at 95.63 TL, and autogas LPG at 34.99 TL.
On the Anatolian Side of Istanbul, gasoline prices were reflected on official tables as 80.12 TL, diesel prices as 95.43 TL, and LPG prices as 34.39 TL.
Fuel Table in Ankara and Izmir
In line with the updates made in the capital Ankara, gasoline is traded at 81.25 TL, diesel at 96.78 TL, and LPG at the level of 35.09 TL.
When examining fuel pump prices in the province of Izmir, it is observed that gasoline is 81.52 TL, diesel is 97.05 TL, and LPG is 34.99 TL.