Gasoline Prices in France Have Reached the Highest in the History of Observations, According to Le Figaro
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Driven by the escalation of the war in the Middle East, the non-lead 95-E10 again took 2.3 cents last week, reaching a level never seen since these data were compiled by the government, i.e. 1985.
Gasoline prices in France have reached the highest in the history of observations, according to Le Figaro
Gasoline prices in France have reached the highest in the history of observations, according to Le Figaro.The average price per liter has increased to €2.11, an absolute record since 1985, when the government began collecting this data.Subscribe...
More than a quarter of French stations lack SP95-E10 on September 14th. Behind this cap on deliveries is a shortage that is moving rather than being absorbed.
The litre of SP95-E10 reached €2.15 on Tuesday 15 September in France, exceeding the peak of June 2022. The blockade of the Strait of Ormuz and the Houthist progression in the Red Sea fuel the rise in oil prices.
The cost of refueling continues to be only one direction, fuel has increased again. A record for diesel is also approaching.
The average price of a litre of petrol in France rose to 2.11 euros, an absolute record since 1985, when the government began collecting these data.
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