SP value is lower; Fuel is more expensive in AL

The city of São Paulo was the state that recorded the lowest gasoline price from September 4 to 10, according to data released on Monday (12) by the National Petroleum Agency (ANP), while Alagoas ranked first among the federal units that scored. The most expensive fuel in the country.

According to the agency’s weekly survey, the minimum value registered in São Paulo was R$ 4.35 per liter of gasoline. In Alagoas, on the other hand, the maximum amount calculated by the National Ports Agency was 7.09 Brazilian Real.

In terms of the average price, Acre is the state that leads the most expensive gasoline, with a liter of fuel costing R$ 5.68.

And the list continues with Roraima (5.51 Brazilian Real), Bahia (5.47 Brazilian Real), Tocantins (5.41 Brazilian Real) and Amazonas (5.31 Brazilian Real).

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Check below the order of the states by minimum rate – that is, the lowest rate exercised in each unit of the union:

1. Sao Paulo: 4.35 Brazilian Real
2. Rio Grande do Sul: 4.42 Brazilian Real
3. Parana: 4.45 Brazilian Real
4. Goiás: 4.48 Brazilian Real
5. Maranhao: 4.52 Brazilian Real
6. Mato Grosso: BRL 4.57
7. Santa Catarina: 4.57 BRL
8. Pernambuco: 4.58 BRL
9. Minas Gerais: 4.59 Brazilian Real
10. Mato Grosso do Sol: 4.59 BRL
11. Amapá: 4.59 BRL
12. Para: 4.67 Brazilian Real
13. Federal District: 4.68 Brazilian Real
14. Ciara: 4.74 BRL
15. Rio de Janeiro: 4.75 Brazilian Real
16. Sergipe: 4.75 Brazilian Real
17. Rondonia: 4.79 Brazilian Real
18. Espirito Santo: BRL 4.79.00
19. Paraiba: 4.89 Brazilian Real
20. Alagoas: 4.95 Brazilian Real
21. Piaui: 4.95 Brazilian Real
22. Tocantins: 4.97 Brazilian Real
23. Rio Grande do Sul: 4.98 Brazilian Real
24. Bahia: 4.99 BRL
25. Amazon: 5.01 BRL
26. Acre: 5.33 BRL
27. Roraima: 5.42 Brazilian Real

Check below to rank the states by maximum rate – the highest amount charged per unit of the union:

1. Alagoas: 7.09 Brazilian Real
2. Amazon: 7.00 BRL
3. Sao Paulo: 6.99 BRL
4. Rio de Janeiro: BRL 6.79
5. Acre: 6.62 BRL
6. Para: 6.45 Brazilian Real
7. Rondonia: 6.35 Brazilian Real
8. Pernambuco: BRL 6.29
9. Minas Gerais: BRL 6.14
10. Bahia: 6.09 Brazilian Real
11. Rio Grande do Sul: 6.06 Brazilian Real
12. Mato Grosso do Sul: BRL 5.99
13. Ciara: 5.98 BRL
14. Maranhão: 5.97 Brazilian Real
15. Mato Grosso: BRL 5.73
16. Espirito Santo: 5.69 BRL
17. Goiás: 5.69 Brazilian Real
18. Tocantins: 5.65 Brazilian Real
19. Rio Grande do Norte: 5.64 BRL
20. Piaui: 5.59 BRL
21. Paraiba: 5.59 Brazilian Real
22. Parana: 5.59 Brazilian Real
23. Santa Catarina: 5.54 BRL
24. Roraima: 5.52 Brazilian Real
25. Sergipe: BRL 5.28
26. Federal District: R$4.99
27. Amapá: 4.99 BRL

Check below the ranking of countries by average price – that is, average minimum and maximum values ​​that are exercised at each location:

1. Acre: 5.68 BRL
2. Roraima: 5.51 Brazilian Real
3. Bahia: 5.47 BRL
4. Tocantins: 5.41 Brazilian Real
5. Amazon: 5.31 BRL
6. Alagoas: BRL 5.25
7. Biaui: BRL 5.22
8. Rio de Janeiro: 5.19 Brazilian Real
9. Parana: BRL 5.14
10. Bara: BRL 5.13
11. Rondonia: 5.12 Brazilian Real
12. Pernambuco: 5.12 Brazilian Real
13. Espiritu Santo: BRL 5.11.2
14. Rio Grande do Norte: BRL 5.11
15. Ciara: BRL 5.08.00
16. Mato Grosso: BRL 5.08
17. Paraiba: 5.06 Brazilian Real
18. Santa Catarina: 5.03 Brazilian Real
19. Minas Gerais: 4.99 BRL
20. Maranhao: 4.95 Brazilian Real
21. Rio Grande do Sul: 4.90 BRL
22. Sao Paulo: 4.89 Brazilian Real
23. Sergipe: 4.88 Brazilian Real
24. Mato Grosso do Sul: BRL 4.86.00
25. Goiás: 4.83 Brazilian Real
26. Federal District: 4.82 Brazilian Real
27. Amapá: 4.72 Brazilian Real

In the national territory, the average price of common gasoline at the pumps fell another 2.5% in the past week, according to the National Ports Agency. The survey was R$5.04 per liter, compared to R$5.17 measured the previous week. This was the eleventh week in a row.

4.7% decrease in the price of cooking gas

In a statement issued yesterday, the Petrobras announced a reduction in the average selling price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG, cooking gas) to distributors by 4.7%.From 4.23 R$/kg to 4.03 R$/kg. The procedure is effective from today.

Now, a 13kg cylinder would cost R$52.39 – before that it was R$54.99.