Gasoline Has Become Slightly Cheaper Since Last Week, Diesel Has Become Slightly More Expensive | českénoviny.cz

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Fuel prices changed only modestly last week. Diesel prices rose slightly, but they remain cheaper than gasoline.

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Fuel prices have cut the upward trend with which they started in July, coinciding with the first 'Operation Departure' of the summer', which had led them to chain three increases, and have been reduced to 0.6% this week. Specifically, the average price of the liter of diesel has fallen by 0.49% compared to last week, to be set at 1,418 euros, according to data from the EU Petroleum Bulletin collected by Europa Press. On the other hand, the avera…

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Energy prices in the Czech Republic are falling. Suppliers have been reducing their prices in recent months – although not as significantly as in the previous period. Some are planning further price cuts in the autumn. Analysts therefore agree that the upcoming heating season will be cheaper on average than the previous one. However, some of them also point out that in the longer term, energy prices may start to increase, and advise to hedge cur…

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Gasoline prices at gas stations in the Czech Republic continued to fall slightly last week, while diesel prices rose slightly. The average price of the best-selling Natural 95 gasoline fell by seven cents to 34.28 crowns per liter, while diesel cost an average of 33.07 crowns per liter on Wednesday, four cents more expensive than a week ago. This is according to information from the company CCS, which monitors prices.

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Prague - Gasoline prices at gas stations in the Czech Republic continued to fall slightly last week, while diesel prices rose slightly. The average price of the best-selling Natural 95 gasoline fell by seven cents to 34.28 crowns per liter, while diesel cost an average of 33.07 crowns per liter on Wednesday, four cents more expensive than a week ago. This follows information from the company CCS, which monitors prices.