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Gull holds pump prices down for the weekend amidst hikes


At least one of the oil giants has increased their prices this week by three (3) cents a litre across all fuel types.

Fuel prices have risen over the last few weeks with regular (91) petrol selling for a maximum of $2.279 per litre and diesel selling for a maximum of $1.669 per litre as of today in certain parts of the country.

Gull confirmed today they will hold their pump prices down for the weekend across their company operated retail and unmanned network.

Rohan Mehta, Pricing Analyst at Gull said, “Commodity prices have risen and the NZ dollar has slumped this week but the optimism stays alive at Gull. We have never been in favour of raising prices towards the end of week, let alone on a Friday. Since many of us get paid around these days, we want to ensure people can get out to enjoy their earnings with their friends and family.”

“Let’s all enjoy Friday and the weekend. Once we are back in office on Monday we will evaluate our prices and any make necessary ajustments,.”

At the majority of Gull outlets where Gull controls retail prices, average prices are as follows:

Fuel GradeAverage Price per litre
Regular (91 octane)$ 2.106
Force 10 (98 octane)$ 2.257
Diesel$ 1.405

In addition, Gull, has their lowest pump price at Atiamuri site, selling as below:

Fuel GradeAverage Price per litre
Regular (91 octane)$ 1.957
Force 10 (98 octane)$ 2.107
Diesel$ 1.237

All pricing across the entire Gull network is GST inclusive.
*Please note average prices quoted above are across sites where Gull controls the retail fuel price.
You can find your local Gull station by visiting the link www.gull.nz/locator

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