(Reuters) – Gasoline and hydrous ethanol prices rose 1.4% and 1.9%, respectively, at gas stations in Brazil in the last week, compared to the previous week, according to a survey released by regulator ANP on Monday.
Regular gasoline was sold, on average, at 4.98 reais a liter, against 4.91 reais a week earlier. Ethanol was sold for 3.70 reais a liter, on average, versus 3.63 reais in the last week of October.
The prices of S10 diesel (with lower sulfur content) remained practically stable, with a slight increase of 0.4% in the weekly comparison, being sold at 6.71 reais per liter at the pumps, on average.
(By Rafaella Barros)
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