Average prices for hydrous ethanol fell in 18 states and the Federal District, rose in 6 and remained stable in another 2 last week. The survey is from the National Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANP) compiled by AE-Taxas.
At stations surveyed by ANP across the country, the average price of ethanol remained stable at R$3.64 per liter.
In São Paulo, the main producing and consuming state with the most evaluated stations, the average price fell 0.29%, to R$ 3.47.
The biggest drop, of 7.85%, was recorded in Mato Grosso do Sul, where a liter went from R$3.95 to R$3.64 per week.
The biggest percentage increase this week occurred in Goiás, where a liter of ethanol, which cost an average of R$3.42, now costs R$3.57 (+4.39%).
The minimum price recorded this week for ethanol at a gas station was R$2.75 per liter, in São Paulo.
The highest price, of R$6.60, was recorded in Pará. The lowest state average price, of R$3.40, was observed in Mato Grosso, while the highest average price was recorded in Amapá, at R$5 .59 a liter.
In the monthly comparison, the average price of biofuel in the country fell 0.55%, from R$3.66 to R$3.64 per liter.
The biggest increase in the period, 3.95%, was recorded in Amazonas. The biggest drop in the month was observed in Rio Grande do Norte, 5.74%.
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