However, compared to the same week a year ago, the average price of a liter of petrol is 31% more expensive, while that for diesel has become 46% more expensive.
The average price of fuels has added its seventh straight week of declines, accumulating a drop of more than 12% since late June, when it cut the upward trend it had plunged into since the beginning of the year, rising since the invasion of Ukraine. Russia.
In concrete terms, the average price of a liter of petrol rose this week €1.86, after a decline of 2.2% from seven days ago, according to data from the European Union Oil Bulletin. In this way, it has already accumulated seven consecutive weeks of declines.
In the case of diesel, the average price per liter has fallen to €1.8543after registering a 2.06% decline, a sixth decline.
For gasoline, it is the lowest level since May 16, while diesel has fallen to its lowest level since May 30.
This average amount for both fuels includes taxes, but does not reflect the discount in effect since April 1 of a minimum of 20 cents per liter, as there are higher discounts depending on the oil company and customer promotions.
Count on the stock marketwould be the price of a liter of gasoline €1.66while that of diesel in the €1.65in both cases lower than that at the end of March, before the entry into force of the aid.
However, despite this price drop in recent weeks, the price of fuels is showing a particularly high price compared to the past few years during this time of summer.
So, compared to the same week a year ago, the average price of a liter of gasoline is 31% more expensivewhile diesel has become more expensive 46%however without taking into account the currently valid bonus.
Collecting the subsidythe price of a liter of gasoline is a 17% more expensive that at the beginning of August 2021, while in the case of diesel the price will decrease maximum 30%.
At current prices, filling an average 55-litre tank with both petrol and diesel costs something. more than 90 eurostaking into account the support of 20 cents per litre, which amounts to pay about 13 euros more than on the same dates last year, in the case of petrol, and 21.12 euros for diesel.
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Source: EITB
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