Chechnya and Chechnya are in the lead in the high cost of fuel in SFD

The highest price of gasoline of the 92nd grade in the Russian Federal District was found in Chechnya - an average of 50 rubles per liter.

Karachaevo-Cherkessia leads in prices for 98-th gasoline. According to Rosstat, the average liter in the republic costs 63.5 rubles.

The 95th gasoline and diesel fuel is the most expensive in the Stavropol region - 53.5 rubles and 56.2 rubles per liter.

Gasoline brand AI-98 and above is most available in North Ossetia (59.6 rubles), 92nd and 95th - in Dagestan (46.2 rubles. and 48.6 rubles. respectively), diesel - also in Dagestan (51 rubles).

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