Fuel prices at the beginning of November: unleaded, diesel, and gas

The fuel market in Guadeloupe is experiencing contrasting developments at the start of November 2024. While the prices of gasoline and diesel remain relatively stable, the cost of the gas bottle is experiencing a notable increase. These variations reflect the complex dynamics of the global energy market and their impact on the local economy.

Stability of prices at the pump in Guadeloupe

Guadeloupean motorists can breathe a sigh of relief. The prefecture of the Guadeloupe region has announced that fuel prices will remain almost unchanged for the month of November 2024. This stability comes in a context where fuel prices tend to fall in mainland France, demonstrating regional disparities in the setting of prices. price.

Here is a summary of the prices in effect from November 1, 2024:

• The super lead free maintains itself at 1,79€ TTC per liter
• The gazole experienced a slight decrease of €0.01, standing at 1,64€ TTC per liter

This stability of prices at the pump is all the more remarkable given that world oil prices have increased. In fact, the average price of crude oil reached $76.61 per barrel in October, an increase of 2.8% from the previous month.

Significant increase in the price of gas bottles

Unlike liquid fuels, bottled gas undergoes a significant increase. The 12.5 kg bottle of gas will now be priced at 24,07€ TTCa substantial increase of €1.36. This increase could have a significant impact on the budgets of Guadeloupean households, particularly those using gas for cooking or heating.

This upward trend in gas prices is not an isolated phenomenon. Analysts predict a general rise in gas prices in the coming months, partly due to geopolitical tensions and fluctuations in the global energy market.

Factors influencing fuel prices

Several elements contribute to the determination of fuel prices in Guadeloupe:

Despite these upward trends, the stability of prices at the pump can be explained by a increase in volumes sold over the last twelve months. This increase in sales makes it possible to spread fixed costs over a greater number of liters, thus mitigating the impact of increases in world prices.

Geopolitical context and its influence on energy markets

THE tensions in the Middle East continue to exert pressure on the oil markets. Fears of an escalation between Israel and Iran have contributed to crude price volatility. This geopolitical instability has repercussions throughout the energy supply chain, ultimately affecting consumers around the world, including in Guadeloupe.

Faced with these challenges, local and national authorities seek to maintain a delicate balance between price stability for consumers and the economic viability of the energy sector. The situation in Guadeloupe illustrates the complexity of this task, with relatively stable fuel prices despite a tense international context.

Guadeloupean consumers must remain vigilant in the face of these developments and adapt their consumption habits accordingly. Diversifying energy sources and adopting more efficient practices could prove crucial in mitigating the impact of future fluctuations in energy prices on household purchasing power.