Gasoline Caresses Two Euros per Litre After Recording New Annual Ceilings
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These prices do not yet reflect the new fiscal relief to gasoline approved by the government. Filling an average deposit of 55 litres of gasoline or diesel already costs more than 105 euros.
The average price of the litre of diesel fuel has risen by 0.83% to 1.934 euros, while gasoline has climbed this week to 1.939 euros, after rising to 0.62%.
The prices of petrol and diesel have set new peaks for the year and are close to two euros per litre, pending the effect of the central government’s tax rebates, which come into force on Thursday, 1 October.
The prices of petrol and diesel have set new peaks for the year and are close to two euros per litre, pending the effect of the central government’s tax rebates, which come into force on Thursday, 1 October.
The price of gasoline and diesel has continued this week with its upward trend, marking new peaks of the year, and it is now looking at the barrier of the two euros per litre, pending the effect of the fiscal relief of the government that enters into force from this same Thursday, October 1. [...] The entry Gasoline and diesel continue to rise and look at the two euros pending the fiscal relief of the government appears first in Forbes Spain.
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