In addition to the new values in these fuels, the government determined that the price of supergas will remain stable.
He Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining (MIEM) announced that starting January 1 there will be a drop in the liter of gasoilwhile the naphtha and the supergas to the public will remain stable at current values.
The government portfolio reported that the Diesel 50S will have a drop of 2 pesos per liter, standing at 55.39 pesos per liter at the pumps starting on the first day of next year, while it was determined that the Super 95 gasoline It will continue at 75.54 pesos as the maximum retail price.
On the other hand, the price of supergas for the public will remain at current values, which continues below the Import Parity Price (PPI) The new prices will take effect starting at 00:00 next Monday, January 1.
For its part, the Executive Branch announced that it will closely monitor international fluctuations in energy prices, seeking to minimize the potential impact of these variations on the country’s economic activity and the cost of living of citizens.
“The government was never above the PPI”
Yesterday, the undersecretary of the MIEM, Walter Verriconfirmed receipt of the monthly PPI report prepared by the Energy and Water Services Regulatory Unit (Ursea)where “a downward trend” was observed, which finally led to this second consecutive monthly decline in values.
“We are in a world that is in permanent changes and in sensitive areas in terms of pricing. Petroleum, so it is difficult to predict very far,” the undersecretary pointed out in this regard.
The leader also highlighted that so far in the government administration it has never been “above what the PPI set”, but rather “in most cases we have been below it.”
Source: Ambito
