Ukraine's Cheap Gasoline Supplies Depleted, Prices at Gas Stations to Rise to 93 UAH/L

Ukraine has depleted its supplies of cheap gasoline, which will lead to an increase in prices at gas stations in the coming days. Sergey Kuyun, director of the consulting company "A-95," reported that global oil prices began to rise in early July, and on July 20, there was a widespread increase in prices at gas stations in Ukraine. The supplies that were maintained at a lower level have already been exhausted, and in the context of high demand, a tense period is expected. Fuel is supplied to Ukraine via Europe, but logistics may become complicated due to possible restrictions from neighboring countries. Kuyun noted that there will be no fuel shortage, but prices could rise to 93 UAH/L within a week, with initial increases of 5-6 UAH. He also warned that prices for gasoline and diesel could exceed the psychological mark of 90 UAH per liter. The main drivers of price increases are the resumption of hostilities in the Persian Gulf and attacks on Iranian infrastructure, which are raising global oil prices.

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