Gasoline price in Netherlands reaches record €2.727 per liter
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The average recommended price of Euro95 petrol in the Netherlands is setting a historic record for the second consecutive day, Friday and Saturday. As the newspaper De Telegraaf reports, quoting the consumer organisation UnitedConsumers, on Saturday the cost of the...
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bd.nlThe average price of petrol broke another record on Saturday. The recommended price for a liter of petrol is now 2.729 euros, reports consumer platform UnitedConsumers. That is an increase of 0.2 cents compared to a day ago.
In the Netherlands, the average recommended price of Euro95 petrol beats records for two consecutive days and reached 2.729 euros per litre. The price of fuel on Saturday was 2.729 euros per litre, rising by 0.2 cents compared to the spot record, wrote De Telegraaf. At the same time, the diesel fuel was set at 0.6 cents, to 2.788 euros per litre, while the price of liquefied gas remained at 1.265 euros. The fuel prices in the Netherlands rose sh…
Gasoline price in Netherlands reaches record €2.727 per liter
The recommended retail price for a liter of gasoline in the Netherlands reached a new record on Friday. Rising oil prices amid continued tensions in the Middle East have pushed up fuel costs in recent days, with motorists now feeling the impact at the pump.Data from consumer platform UnitedConsumers shows that the recommended retail price for a liter of gasoline rose by 1.5 cents to 2.727 euros. Before the war in the Middle East broke out, gasol…
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