Ukrainian Fuel Price Report for March 11, 2026
Fuel prices in Ukraine continue their upward trajectory as of March 11, 2026. The average cost for a liter of A-95 gasoline now stands at 69.76 UAH, while the average price for a liter of diesel fuel (DP) has reached 74.49 UAH. Several filling station networks have already implemented price hikes for diesel and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). For instance, at WOG stations, LPG increased by 1 UAH, and at KLO stations, it rose by 2 UAH.
The global oil market is a key driver of this domestic price pressure. For the first time since 2022, the price of oil has surpassed the $100 per barrel mark. By Sunday evening, futures for U.S. crude oil had surged by 14.7%, while the benchmark Brent crude reached $104, adding over 12% to its value. This global spike is expected to significantly impact Ukraine's fuel market, where fuel costs constitute 10-15% of the production expenses for agricultural goods. Consequently, prices for products from the agricultural sector could rise by 1-2%.
Government Response and Market Conditions
Ukrainian authorities are responding to these developments. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that
'the government will strive to curb the increase in gasoline prices.'
In turn, Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko reported that 'the Cabinet of Ministers is exploring potential support models for those consumer categories who will need assistance the most due to the substantial rise in fuel prices.'
As of today, fuel prices at various Ukrainian filling station networks are as follows (UAH per liter):
- UPG: A95 - 68.90, A95+ - 71.90, DP - 74.40, LPG - 41.90;
- OKKO: A95 - 70.99, A95+ - 73.99, DP - 75.99, LPG - 41.99;
- WOG: A95 - 70.99, A95+ - 73.99, DP - 75.99, LPG - 42.98;
- KLO: A95 - 70.49, DP - 79.09, LPG - 44.60;
- SOCAR: A95 - 70.99, DP - 75.99, LPG - 41.98;
- UKRNAFTA: A95 - 68.99, DP - 69.99, LPG - 40.99;
- BRSM: A95 - 66.99, DP - 69.99, LPG - 38.49.
Thus, the current situation on Ukraine's fuel market is a cause for concern, and the government is working on measures to support consumers amid rising prices. This domestic price surge is occurring against a backdrop of global trends, particularly the rising cost of oil, which could have serious consequences for the country's economy. The increase in fuel costs will directly affect the price of agricultural output, potentially leading to more expensive food products. Government initiatives to aid consumers may be crucial in mitigating the negative impact of these changes on the population. Ukraine's economy remains heavily reliant on fuel imports, making it particularly sensitive to such international price shocks.