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Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Prices Continue to Rise

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The Ministry of Finance on Monday published price caps for fuel, which will come into effect on Tuesday. Gasoline will be sold for a maximum of 46.85 crowns per liter, diesel for 48.36 crowns per liter. The highest fuel prices set by the state for the weekend and Monday were 46.48 crowns per liter for gasoline and 47.67 crowns per liter for diesel.

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The Ministry of Finance on Monday published price caps for fuel, which will come into effect on Tuesday. Gasoline will be sold for a maximum of 46.85 crowns per liter, diesel for 48.36 crowns per liter. The highest fuel prices set by the state for the weekend and Monday were 46.48 crowns per liter for gasoline and 47.67 crowns per liter for diesel.

The maximum selling prices of fuels will continue to rise on Wednesday. The price ceiling for diesel will increase by 25 cents to 48.61 crowns per liter. Gasoline will be sold at a maximum price of 47.21 crowns per liter, 36 cents more expensive than today. This follows from the price bulletin published today by the Ministry of Finance. The price ceilings do not apply to premium fuels.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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On Tuesday night, a liter of diesel will be a few cents more expensive at gas stations. The price of fuel oil will also rise.

·Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
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Prague - The maximum selling prices of fuels will increase on Tuesday. The price ceiling for diesel will increase by 69 cents to 48.36 crowns per liter compared to the weekend and today, and for gasoline it will increase by 37 cents to 46.85 crowns per liter. This follows from the price bulletin published today. The set maximum prices do not apply to premium fuels.

A liter of regular Natural 95 gasoline may cost a maximum of 46.85 crowns on Tuesday, October 13, and a liter of diesel a maximum of 48.36 crowns. The price ceilings for basic fuels have been published by the Ministry of Finance; the prices of so-called premium fuels are not regulated.

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penize.cz broke the news on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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