During the last month, gasoline in Georgia (on average) became more expensive by 4.7%, and diesel by 2%. We continue the traditional column with fuel price monitoring at five gas stations in Tbilisi. This time, the average cost of the regular Euro brand (92nd place) broke the psychological mark of 4 GEL and amounted to 4.06 GEL per liter (+4.2% on average), Premium - 4.37 GEL (+5.1%), and Diesel - 4.98 GEL (+2%). The biggest increase in gasoline prices was still recorded in the Soker network - on average +5.24%. Rompetrol followed slightly behind - +5.22%. They are followed by Wisol (+4.54%) and Lukoil (+3.59%). Again, we will mention the bay separately: the standard Euro brand is not on sale, but Premium has increased in price by +5.28%. In general, it can be said that the rate of growth continues to slow down compared to previous months. After the average price increase last month (+10.7%), the dynamics of diesel prices decreased significantly. Prices rose the most in the Gulf network (+2.46%). It is followed by Soker (+2.06%), Lukoil (+2.03%), Vissol (+1.84%) and Rompetrol (+1.64%). Result: the lowest prices for a standard euro are recorded in Lukoil (4.02), and the highest in Rompetrol and Vissol (4.08). The lowest cost of a premium brand is also in Lukoil (4.32), and the highest in Wissol and the Gulf (4.39). Diesel is the cheapest in Sukar (4.96), and the most expensive in Lukoil (5.02). The price changes from September 29 to October 29: Gulf: regular euro* - not on sale, prices do not appear on the website G-Force Premium — 4.17 4.39₾ (+5.3%) diesel euro — 4.87 4.99 ₾ (+2.5%) Visol: regular euro — 3.94 4.08₾ (+3.5%) Eco Premium — 4.16 4.39₾ (+5.5%) Euro Diesel — 4.89 4.98₾ (+1.8%) Lokoil: Regular Euro — 3.9 4.02₾ (+3.1%) Premium — 4.15 4.32₾ (+4.1%) Euro Diesel — 4.92 5.02₾ (+2%) Rumpetrol: Regular Euro — 3.88 4.08₾ (+5.1%) Premium Euro — 4.16 4.38₾ (+5.3%) Diesel Euro — 4.89 4.97₾ (+1.6%) Shock: Regular Euro — 3.86 4.06₾ (+5.2%).

During the last month, gasoline in Georgia (on average) became more expensive by 4.7%, and diesel by 2%. We continue the traditional column with fuel price monitoring at five gas stations in Tbilisi. This time, the average cost of the regular Euro brand (92nd place) broke the psychological mark of 4 GEL and amounted to 4.06 GEL per liter (+4.2% on average), Premium - 4.37 GEL (+5.1%), and Diesel - 4.98 GEL (+2%). The biggest increase in gasoline prices was still recorded in the Soker network - on average +5.24%. Rompetrol followed slightly behind - +5.22%. They are followed by Wisol (+4.54%) and Lukoil (+3.59%). Again, we will mention the bay separately: the standard Euro brand is not on sale, but Premium has increased in price by +5.28%. In general, it can be said that the rate of growth continues to slow down compared to previous months. After the average price increase last month (+10.7%), the dynamics of diesel prices decreased significantly. Prices rose the most in the Gulf network (+2.46%). It is followed by Soker (+2.06%), Lukoil (+2.03%), Vissol (+1.84%) and Rompetrol (+1.64%). Result: the lowest prices for a standard euro are recorded in Lukoil (4.02), and the highest in Rompetrol and Vissol (4.08). The lowest cost of a premium brand is also in Lukoil (4.32), and the highest in Wissol and the Gulf (4.39). Diesel is the cheapest in Sukar (4.96), and the most expensive in Lukoil (5.02). The price changes from September 29 to October 29: Gulf: regular euro* - not on sale, prices do not appear on the website G-Force Premium — 4.17 4.39₾ (+5.3%) diesel euro — 4.87 4.99 ₾ (+2.5%) Visol: regular euro — 3.94 4.08₾ (+3.5%) Eco Premium — 4.16 4.39₾ (+5.5%) Euro Diesel — 4.89 4.98₾ (+1.8%) Lokoil: Regular Euro — 3.9 4.02₾ (+3.1%) Premium — 4.15 4.32₾ (+4.1%) Euro Diesel — 4.92 5.02₾ (+2%) Rumpetrol: Regular Euro — 3.88 4.08₾ (+5.1%) Premium Euro — 4.16 4.38₾ (+5.3%) Diesel Euro — 4.89 4.97₾ (+1.6%) Shock: Regular Euro — 3.86 4.06₾ (+5.2%).