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Brazilian ethanol prices rose 0.5% to an average of R$4.15 per liter during November 1–7, while gasoline prices fell 0.2% to R$6.47 per liter. Ethanol remained price-competitive in ten states and the Federal District, with its price-to-gasoline ratio increasing to 64.1%.
Ethanol’s continued cost advantage over gasoline can support fuel demand and biofuel consumption, while lower gasoline prices may limit that advantage. The small reported price moves point to a modest, localized market effect rather than a major feedstock signal.
insights.tridge.comNov 10, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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