Gas prices went up in Petersburg last week. Customers pay more at the pump for all grades of fuel. The price jumped about 0.1 percent according to Rosstat figures. Regular gas costs between 56 to 58 rubles per liter. Premium fuel sells for up to 89 rubles.
Russian fuel prices climbed five kopecks nationally to reach 59.66 rubles per liter. The price increase happened across 46 different regions throughout the country. Petersburg ranks ninth among Russian cities for gas affordability. An average worker there can buy about 1,636 liters with a monthly salary. The city remains among the top places where people spend less of their income on fuel.
Russian fuel prices climbed five kopecks nationally to reach 59.66 rubles per liter. The price increase happened across 46 different regions throughout the country. Petersburg ranks ninth among Russian cities for gas affordability. An average worker there can buy about 1,636 liters with a monthly salary. The city remains among the top places where people spend less of their income on fuel.
