Алтайский край вошёл в число лидеров по дешевизне бензина в России
Цена литра бензина АИ-92 в декабре 2024 года в среднем составила 52,21 рубля. Стоимость за последний год выросла на 8,5%. Обогнали край только Челябинская и Курганская области, где цена в конце 2024 года составляла 51,63 и 51,64 рубля соответственно.
Однако на среднюю зарплату в Алтайском крае можно купить только 873 литра бензина. Для сравнения, в Москве на среднюю зарплату можно приобрести 2421 литр.
Алтайский край вошёл в число лидеров по дешевизне бензина в России
Цена литра бензина АИ-92 в декабре 2024 года в среднем составила 52,21 рубля. Стоимость за последний год выросла на 8,5%. Обогнали край только Челябинская и Курганская области, где цена в конце 2024 года составляла 51,63 и 51,64 рубля соответственно.
Однако на среднюю зарплату в Алтайском крае можно купить только 873 литра бензина. Для сравнения, в Москве на среднюю зарплату можно приобрести 2421 литр.
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