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Fluctuations in exchange rates and oil prices and tax increases affect fuel prices.
Volatility in exchange rates and oil prices and tax increases continue to affect fuel prices. So, how much are fuel prices? What are the current fuel prices?
HOW MUCH ARE THE CURRENT FUEL PRICES?
Istanbul European Side
Gasoline: 83.80 TL
Diesel: 96.60 TL
LPG (autogas): 41.20 TL
Istanbul Anatolian Side
Gasoline: 83.60 TL
Diesel: 96.50 TL
LPG (autogas): 40.60 TL
Ankara
Gasoline: 84.80 TL
Diesel: 97.70 TL
LPG (autogas): 41.29 TL
Izmir
Gasoline: 85.10 TL
Diesel: 98.00 TL
LPG (autogas): 41.20 TL

Oil prices rose above $106 on Wednesday due to increasing tension and supply concerns in the Middle East. The Houthis' attack on the Saudi Aramco facility and tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz supported prices upwards.

One of the administrative buildings affiliated with the Saudi Aramco company was targeted in the city of Zahran in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia. As a result of the attack, a limited fire broke out and no one was killed or injured.
Oil prices rose on Wednesday, as the conflicts between Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen and Saudi Arabia increased supply risks and the effects of the expectation that Russia would increase diesel exports were evaluated on the market. Brent rose to $106.58 per barrel and WTI rose to $94.94.

OPEC's daily crude oil production increased by 920 thousand barrels in September, reaching 25 million 97 thousand barrels. While Saudi Arabia led the way in production increase, Kuwait stood out with its production decrease. While OPEC lowered its 2026 demand forecast, it increased its 2027 expectation.
According to the OPEC report, daily crude oil production in September increased by 920 thousand barrels and reached 25 million 97 thousand barrels. While Saudi Arabia led the increase in production, OPEC revised its global demand increase forecast downwards for this year.

According to the OPEC report, daily crude oil production in September increased by 920 thousand barrels and reached 25 million 97 thousand barrels. While Saudi Arabia was the leader in production increase, global oil demand forecasts were revised downwards for 2026 and upwards for 2027.