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And you say that gasoline is not getting cheaper. It's getting cheaper. Every fourth quarter from 2023 inclusive. In the fourth quarter, the situation with retail prices normalizes; The upper limit (i.e. prices of independent players) begins to decrease to the lower limit (i.e. prices at oil stations). And the average price goes down. Since the biggest variation was in the AI-92 and AI-95 segment, these gasolines become cheaper. But this news also has a not so happy component: the lower limit continues to rise. It's just doing it very slowly, because the agreements between the government and vertically integrated oil companies to curb growth in retail prices have not gone away.

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And you say that gasoline is not getting cheaper. It's getting cheaper. Every fourth quarter from 2023 inclusive. In the fourth quarter, the situation with retail prices normalizes; The upper limit (i.e. prices of independent players) begins to decrease to the lower limit (i.e. prices at oil stations). And the average price goes down. Since the biggest variation was in the AI-92 and AI-95 segment, these gasolines become cheaper. But this news also has a not so happy component: the lower limit continues to rise. It's just doing it very slowly, because the agreements between the government and vertically integrated oil companies to curb growth in retail prices have not gone away.

And you say that gasoline is not getting cheaper. It's getting cheaper. Every fourth quarter from 2023 inclusive. In the fourth quarter, the situation with retail prices normalizes; The upper limit (i.e. prices of independent players) begins to decrease to the lower limit (i.e. prices at oil stations). And the average price goes down. Since the biggest variation was in the AI-92 and AI-95 segment, these gasolines become cheaper. But this news also has a not so happy component: the lower limit continues to rise. It's just doing it very slowly, because the agreements between the government and vertically integrated oil companies to curb growth in retail prices have not gone away.

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