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Gasoline Price Drops ¢3 Today, Goes Up ¢13  Next Month

The good news is that beginning today a litre of super gasoline costs ¢3 colones less, but that "huge" drop won't last too long, as soon it will increase by ¢13 colones, according to a price change request being reviewed by the Autoridad Reguladora de los Servicios Públicos (Aresep).

Last month the Aresep approved the ¢3 colones price drop for super and ¢29 for a litre of diesel which went into effect today, changing the price of gasoline at the pumps to ¢386 from ¢415 for a litre of super and ¢415 from ¢479 for a litre of diesel. The price of regular or plus remains unchanged at ¢474 colones a litre.

The drop is being attributed to the drop in the price of crude oil international markets.

However, the Aresep is now considering a request for a 3% price increase for gasoline and 11.6% for diesel, again based on price changes on international markets.

If that increase is approved it would mean a price hike at the pumps of ¢13 for a litre of super, ¢15 for regular and ¢45 for diesel.

The new prices would take effect by the middle of May.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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