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YPF Announces 4% Fuel Price Cut Starting May 1

The reduction reflects falling Brent crude prices and a stabilized exchange rate, marking the second price cut in under a year.

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Así lo confirmó el secretario coordinador de Energía y Minería, Daniel González, quien dijo que las tarifas se van a actualizar cada mes según una fórmula que tendrá en cuenta la inflación minorista (IPC) y la mayorista (IPIM).

Overview

  • YPF, Argentina's state-owned oil company, will reduce fuel prices by 4% nationwide starting May 1, 2025.
  • The price cut is attributed to lower international Brent crude oil prices and a more stable exchange rate.
  • This marks the second fuel price reduction by YPF in less than a year, following a previous cut in October 2024.
  • Fuel prices in Argentina are influenced by factors such as exchange rates, Brent oil prices, biocombustible costs, and tax policies, with government oversight to manage inflation.
  • The reduction comes as fuel sales have been declining for eight consecutive months, reflecting weakened consumer demand amid prior price increases.