Diesel Price Hike of 2.55 TL Follows Previous Day's Discount
Fuel prices swing again as diesel rises 2.55 TL per liter after a 5.57 TL cut just 24 hours earlier.
KEY POINTS
- Diesel to rise 2.55 TL/liter at midnight after 5.57 TL cut previous night
- Price swings linked to Brent crude, exchange rates, and ÖTV adjustments
- Geopolitical tension from missed US-Iran UN meeting adds uncertainty
- Sakarya pump prices: Diesel 91.50 TL, Gasoline 81.10 TL, LPG 34.29 TL
- Second outlet reports hike as 2.60 TL, citing same market drivers
Diesel prices are set to increase by 2 lira 55 kuruş per liter starting midnight, according to sector sources cited by Medyabar. This hike comes just one day after a 5 lira 57 kuruş discount was applied to the same fuel type.
The volatility is driven by fluctuations in Brent crude oil prices and exchange rates, alongside Special Consumption Tax (ÖTV) adjustments. Geopolitical uncertainty, including a missed meeting between the U.S. and Iran at the UN General Assembly, initially pushed oil prices up before a subsequent decline.
Son Mühür reported the increase slightly higher at 2 lira 60 kuruş, noting the changes reflect ongoing Brent and currency market swings. In Sakarya, current pump prices stand at 91.50 TL for diesel, 81.10 TL for gasoline, and 34.29 TL for LPG.
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