Shell Fuel Prices Increase Again Starting June 1st: Details Inside

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 02/06/2022 09:50 WIB

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Shell Raises Fuel Prices by Rp780-1,980 per Liter Starting June 1, 2022

Shell Gas Station Fuel Prices by Type (May - June 2022)

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Shell Gas Station Fuel Prices by Type (May - June 2022)

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Shell Public Fuel Stations (SPBU) have again increased fuel prices by Rp780-1,980 per liter starting June 1, 2022. This is driven by the rising global crude oil prices throughout the previous month.

According to the Shell Indonesia website, the price of Shell Super gasoline (Research Octane Number/RON 92) has increased by Rp870 per liter to Rp17,500 per liter starting June 1, 2022. Similarly, Shell V-Power (RON 95) increased by Rp1,220 per liter to Rp18,500 per liter.

Furthermore, Shell V-Power Nitro+ gasoline (RON 98) increased by Rp1,980 per liter to Rp19,420 per liter, and Shell V-Power Diesel (Cetane Number/CN 51) increased by Rp780 per liter to Rp19,460 per liter.

For information, based on Investing data, the price of WTI type global crude oil for the next 1-month contract briefly reached its highest level at US$117.61 per barrel. Meanwhile, the price of Brent type crude oil briefly reached its highest level at US$122.84 per barrel on May 31, 2022.

Previously, the Indonesian Crude Price (ICP) fell to US$102.51 per barrel in April 2022 compared to the previous month's US$113.5 per barrel.

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