US EditionIn Germany, the Average Price of Diesel Exceeds 2.50 Euros per Liter for the First Time
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Around noon, a liter of diesel fuel at German gas stations cost an average of 2.502 euros, marking the first time the average price of diesel has exceeded 2.50 euros per liter, the German automobile association ADAC said. Diesel has risen by almost 70 cents per liter since the end of March, while gasoline has risen by 41 cents.
Even stronger price jump for fuel: Nine cents more costs the diesel after the usual 12 o'clock adjustment.
For the first time, the ADAC calculates a nationwide average above this limit. The price jump was somewhat stronger than last.
Tanking is becoming more and more expensive despite the 12 o'clock rule. Current ADAC figures show this. While the diesel price is now at record level for the sixth day in a row, the price of super gasoline is also close to a record.
At 12 o'clock a litre of diesel cost 2.50 euros in the national average. Just before that, car drivers made 2,41 euros.
For the first time, the ADAC calculates a nationwide average above this limit. The price jump was somewhat stronger than last.Diesel cost more than 2.50 euros on average in Germany for the first time. Directly after the daily increase, the ADAC determined a price of 2.502 euros per litre for 12.15 hrs. This was 9 cents more than half an hour earlier. Super gasoline of the variety E10 increased by 7.6 cents to 2.235 per litre. Both the increases …
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