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Premium and regular gasoline prices show a slight decrease, while diesel prices remain unchanged starting tuesday, october 28, and will remain in effect until november 10, 2025. This was reported by the Dirección General de Energía, Hidrocarburos y Minas (DGHM), which detailed that the decrease will be US$0.05 for premium gasoline and US$0.06 for regular gasoline per gallon.
This adjustment will apply to the three regions: central, western, and eastern.
Premium gasoline will decrease by US$0.05, with prices in the central region at US$3.80 and in the western region at US$3.81, while in the eastern region it will be US$3.84.
Regular gasoline will decrease by US$0.06 and will cost US$3.50 in the central region, US$3.51 in the western region, and US$3.54 in the eastern region.
As for diesel, there is no change, with prices nationwide at US$3.36 in the central region, US$3.37 in the western region, and US$3.41 in the eastern region.
The international factors influencing prices are as follows:
• The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported a net increase in crude oil reserves in the United States in the last two weeks, generating stability in international hydrocarbon prices.
• The IEA adjusted its global oil supply and demand projections for the end of 2025, causing declines in gasoline prices and stability in diesel prices.
• The increase in 12 oil production platforms in the United States raised expectations of greater hydrocarbon availability in the international market.
In summary, the adjustments announced by the DGHM reflect slight changes in fuel prices for the next two weeks, with minimal increases in premium and regular gasoline, while diesel prices remain unchanged. These prices will apply uniformly across the three regions of the country, providing consumers with clear information to plan their transportation and energy consumption expenses.
