Amazonas is the Brazilian state with the highest price of regular gasoline
Common gasoline registers an average of R$ 6.30 in Amazonas and in the capital, Manaus. The average is a little lower and reaches R$ 6.29. Manaus is the capital with the most expensive commercialization of common gasoline in the country.
A maximum resale price of R$7.30 was recorded in the Amazonian city of Tefé, at white flag gas stations.
The second highest price of common gasoline in the state was recorded in Parintins, which sold the fuel at R$ 6.89, at white flag gas stations and Ipiranga.
Amazonas also registers one of the highest prices in the country with diesel oil S10, at R$ 7, in the municipality of Parintins.
LPG, known as cooking gas, is sold for R$150 in Tefé. The city registers the highest price record for this product in the country. Fuel is sold at this price in the center and in the Olaria neighbourhood.
The data is from Oil National AgencyNatural Gas and Biofuels, the ANP.
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