After the morning increase, a liter of petrol costs SEK 20:14, while diesel now costs SEK 22:67, according to the recommended prices for manned stations.
On Thursday, the oil price rose by 7-8 dollars a barrel to up to 104 dollars for North Sea oil, the highest level since 2014. On Friday, the oil price on the world market turned down slightly.
Recovery on the stock market
At the same time, the Stockholm Stock Exchange is recovering.
After half an hour of trading on Friday, OMXSPI was up 0.4 percent.
Among the winners are, for example, Sinch, plus 3.7 percent, and Evolution, plus 2.6 percent.
The recovery is seen as a reaction to the sanction announcements that came during Thursday night.
- A relief reaction to what happened in the US and that the sanctions did not become so strong, says Maria Landeborn, strategist at Danske Bank.
Broad stock market indices in the US rose by 1.5 percent last night, and the Asian stock markets also hooked.
The price of oil turned down again.
Analysts interpret this as a direct reaction to the fact that the response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine did not turn out as forcefully as might be expected, and that the energy markets are being left out from the West.
"Economically, sanctions are worse than war"
The sanctions may still be tougher if the pressure increases.
But in the West, there is also a concern that too harsh sanctions will hit their own economies to an excessive extent.
Strictly financially, the sanctions are worse than the war.
The Ukrainian and also the Russian economies are relatively small, says Landeborn.
But even if the stock markets were to turn up today - both she and Lars Söderfjell, head of equities at the Bank of Åland, are cautious.
- It will still be very volatile, the stock exchanges react to every news flash, says Söderfjell and suspects that it will take a long time before this stabilizes.
- I would advise against trying to find the bottom in this, says Landeborn who also does not think you should panic selling.