While the developments in international markets directly affected fuel prices, cautious signals of reconciliation between the USA and Iran also caused a decrease in fuel prices. In this context, while the barrel price of Brent oil fell below the 100 dollar level, there was an expectation of a reduction in fuel prices in Turkey. While the strengthening signs that the war in the Middle East may end provided relief in the energy markets, the decrease in supply concerns with the tankers allowed by Iran to pass through the Strait of Hormuz contributed to the decline in oil prices.
Thus, the Brent oil price dropped below 100 dollars. 87 KURUS DISCOUNT Following this softening in the energy markets, industry sources stated that a discount in gasoline prices is expected. Accordingly, while it was stated that the discount of 3 lira and 27 kurus will be reflected in the pump prices tonight, it was noted that the entire discount may not be reflected in the pump due to tax regulations and the ecel mobile system.
It was stated that if a deduction is made within the scope of the system, the net discount felt by the citizens will be at the level of 82 kuruş. FUEL PRICES IN 3 METROPOLITAN CITIES If the expected discount occurs, current fuel prices in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir are expected to be as follows: On the European Side of Istanbul, the liter price of gasoline is expected to be 64 lira 28 kuruş, diesel fuel 67 lira 3 kuruş and LPG 33 lira 89 kuruş.
On the Anatolian Side, the liter price of gasoline is expected to be 64 liras and 15 cents, diesel at 66 liras and 90 cents, and LPG at 33 liras and 29 cents. In Ankara, the liter price of gasoline is expected to be 65 lira 26 kuruş, diesel 68 lira 16 kuruş and LPG 33 lira 87 kuruş. In Izmir, the liter price of gasoline is estimated to be 65 liras and 54 cents, diesel at 68 liras and 43 cents, and LPG at 33 liras and 69 cents.
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