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- Diesel price per liter increased by 7.72 TL, gasoline price per liter by 2.48 TL.
- US-Iran tensions and Strait of Hormuz risk pushed Brent oil prices higher.
- Logistics and public transport costs will rise and reflect on consumer prices.
- Drivers formed dense queues at stations before the hike.
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As Brent oil prices surged rapidly due to US-Iran tensions and the Strait of Hormuz risk, fuel stations in Turkey switched to new tariffs as of midnight. Diesel price per liter was increased by 7.72 TL, gasoline price per liter by 2.48 TL; this was recorded as the highest single hike in recent times.
Rising costs are hitting the logistics, freight and public transport sectors directly; as companies recalculate trip costs, consumer prices are also expected to rise due to the chain effect. Drivers flocked to stations before the hike, forming long queues, while police and municipal teams increased patrols to maintain traffic order.
Energy analysts predict that the upward trend in global oil prices will continue as long as military tension in the Middle East persists, making new adjustments in domestic market prices inevitable. Combined with exchange rate fluctuations, this situation creates additional pressure on the Turkish economy, which is dependent on energy imports.
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- How much was the increase?
- An increase of 7.72 TL per liter for diesel and 2.48 TL per liter for gasoline was applied.
- What is the reason for the hike?
- Sudden increase in global oil prices due to US-Iran tensions and risks over the Strait of Hormuz.
- Which sectors will be affected by this hike?
- It will affect logistics, freight, public transport and consequently consumer goods prices.