Crude oil prices continue to fall on international markets. After the latest trading session, Brent crude stood at $62.38 per barrel (-0.78%), while American WTI settled at $58.55 per barrel (-0.17%).

In Georgia, however, fuel prices have decreased at only one branded gas station this week.

BusinessPressNews provides the latest fuel prices at major branded stations:

Gulf (decrease of about 5 tetri)

G-Force Super – 3.57 GEL

G-Force Premium – 3.12 GEL

G-Force Euro Regular – 3.02 GEL

Euro Regular – 2.97 GEL

G-Force Euro Diesel – 3.13 GEL

Euro Diesel – 3.03 GEL

Wissol

Eco Super – 3.59 GEL

Eco Premium – 3.17 GEL

Eco Diesel – 3.13 GEL

Euro Diesel – 3.08 GEL

Euro Regular – 3.02 GEL

Socar

Nano Super – 3.55 GEL

Nano Premium – 3.11 GEL

Nano Euro Regular – 2.95 GEL

Euro 5 Diesel – 2.99 GEL

Nano Euro 5 Diesel – 3.08 GEL

Rompetrol

Efix Super – 3.59 GEL

Efix Euro Premium – 3.15 GEL

Euro Regular – 3.04 GEL

Efix Euro Diesel – 3.15 GEL

Euro Diesel – 3.10 GEL

Portal

Super – 3.29 GEL

Premium – 2.99 GEL

Euro Regular – 2.89 GEL

Euro Diesel – 3.29 GEL

Efficient Diesel – 2.89 GEL

Connect

Super – 3.14 GEL

Premium – 2.94 GEL

Euro Regular – 2.74 GEL

Euro Diesel – 3.89 GEL

Diesel – 2.74 GEL