For the period from february 18 to march 3, 2025, prices of premium gasoline remain unchanged throughout the country, while diesel registers a slight reduction of US$0.02, according to the recent publication of reference prices of fuels by the General Directorate of Energy, Hydrocarbons and Mines.
In the central zone, premium gasoline continues at US$3.90, regular gasoline at US$3.71 and diesel drops US$0.02 to US$3.64. In the west, prices are US$3.91 for premium, US$3.72 for regular and US$3.65 for diesel, also with a reduction of US$0.02.
In the eastern zone, premium gasoline remains at US$3.94, while regular gasoline is up US$0.01, at US$3.76. Diesel is also down US$0.02 in this region, at US$3.68.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the increase in oil reserves in the United States has allowed stability in international oil prices. In addition, the market is optimistic about a possible peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine, which would increase the supply of crude oil worldwide.
Another key factor is the ceasefire between Israel and the Hamas group, which has facilitated a better mobility of supply through the Red Sea, helping to stabilize the prices of oil derivatives.