Diesel Price Rises to Record on Saturday, Says UnitedConsumers
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The price of a liter of diesel has reached a new record high, consumer platform UnitedConsumers reported on Saturday. At the pump, you now pay 2.824 euros…
The price of diesel in the Netherlands will rise to a record high on Saturday. According to consumer benefit platform UnitedConsumers, which tracks prices, the average recommended price of the major oil companies will then surpass the peak of 2.819 euros per liter from April. Fuel prices in Germany, however, are expected to fall. The government is working on a price cap.
The price of diesel in the Netherlands will rise to a record high on Saturday. According to consumer benefit platform UnitedConsumers, which tracks prices, the average recommended price of the major oil companies will then surpass the peak of 2.819 euros per liter from April.
The record price of diesel in the Netherlands stands at 2.824 euros per liter, reports discount platform UnitedConsumers. Fuel prices have been rising for some time due to the war between the United States and Iran, which is severely hampering fuel exports by Gulf states.
The price of diesel in the Netherlands will rise to a record high on Saturday. The average recommended price of the major oil companies will then surpass the peak of 2.819 euros per liter from April, reports consumer platform UnitedConsumers. Germany is once again introducing a fuel discount.
Diesel Price in the Netherlands Rises to a Record High on Saturday, Germany Tackles High Fuel Prices
The price of diesel in the Netherlands will rise to a record high on Saturday. According to consumer platform UnitedConsumers, which tracks prices, the average recommended price of the major oil companies will then surpass the peak of 2.819 euros per liter from April. Meanwhile, Germany has announced it will once again lower the excise duty on petrol and diesel by 17 cents per liter.
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