Ukraine’s fuel market remains relatively stable at the beginning of June, although certain segments continue to adjust. According to the A-95 Consulting Group, the average price of A-95 gasoline is approximately UAH 75.98 per liter, while premium A-95+ gasoline averages UAH 79.93 per liter. At the same time, diesel fuel and LPG prices continue to decline due to sufficient supply and stable imports into the domestic market.
The most noticeable price reductions are occurring in the diesel segment. As of early June, the average diesel price decreased to UAH 85.54 per liter, while LPG fell to UAH 46.45 per liter. The lowest diesel prices are currently recorded in several central and western regions of Ukraine, where prices have already dropped below UAH 85 per liter.
Among premium fuel retailers, the highest prices continue to be offered by OKKO, WOG, and SOCAR. Meanwhile, more affordable options remain available through Ukrnafta, UPG, and BRSM-Nafta. Several operators have recently reduced prices for diesel and LPG in an effort to maintain competitive positions amid stable market demand.
Market analysts note that future price movements will largely depend on global oil prices, exchange rate fluctuations, and logistics costs. Despite geopolitical risks and volatility in international energy markets, Ukraine’s fuel sector remains well supplied. Experts do not expect fuel shortages in the near term, while significant price changes are likely only if global crude oil markets experience major disruptions.