Czech Fuel Price Caps Fall Friday, with Petrol Below CZK 42 a Liter
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Petrol will be allowed to sell on Thursday at a maximum of 42.64 crowns per litre, diesel for 48.79 CZK per litre. Compared to the previous day, there will be a decrease. The highest fuel prices set by the state for Tuesday were 43.04 crowns per liter of gasoline and 49 crowns per liter of diesel. It follows from the Treasury yield.
In the face of the fuel boom, the Czech Republic is extending the price cap and reducing the diesel tax. These measures, designed to curb inflation, cost the state €45 million a month and weaken some small gas stations, which are sometimes forced to sell at a loss.
The decline in maximum fuel prices, which are set daily by the Ministry of Finance, will accelerate on Friday. The highest permitted price of diesel will be reduced by 88 haller compared to Thursday to 47.91 crowns per liter. Gas stations in the Czech Republic will be able to sell gasoline for a maximum of 41.84 crowns, which is 80 haller less than on Thursday.
Prague - The development of prices at gas stations in the Czech Republic will not change much in the coming days. According to analysts, gasoline should continue to become cheaper, its price should approach 42 crowns per liter. The price of diesel should rather stagnate, at most only decrease slightly. The reason is different demand during the winter. This follows from analysts' comments for ČTK.
The maximum price of diesel will drop below 49 crowns per liter on Thursday, November 5, and gasoline below 43 crowns per liter. This was decided by the Ministry of Finance.
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