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Gasoline AI-95 Premium and AI 98 Super Rises Again
On February 1, the price of imported gasoline AI-95 Premium and AI 98 Super increased.
The price of AI-95 Premium sold at gas stations is 1.15 manat per liter (an increase of 10 kopecks), and AI 98 Super - 1.20 manat (an increase of 10 kopecks).
Note that the price of gasoline AI-92 and diesel L-62 is regulated by the Tariff Council and it has not changed.
However, experts do not exclude that the general rise in prices may lead to a rise in price of AI-92 in the near future.
Note that in 2017 the price of the brand AI-95 Premium and AI 98 Super has already been raised. On 13 January the price was increased from 90 kopecks to 1.05 manat and from 95 kopecks to 1.10 manat. -71D-
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