Retail fuel prices are going up in Europe (Infographics)

According to the European Commission, the retail prices for fuel went up in the member states of EU from 10.23.2017 till 10.30.2017. The biggest gain in prices for gasoline A-95 has been observed in Denmark (2.79%); Finland (2.11%); and the UK (1.29%). On the other hand, a price drop for gasoline A-95 has been reported in Hungary (-1.23%); Poland (-0.83%); and Lithuania (-0.78%).

The map shows the price fluctuations for gasoline A-95 in percent.

The most expensive gasoline A-95 is sold in the Netherlands (Euro1.55/liter); in Italy (Euro1.52/liter); and in Denmark (Euro1.51/liter). The cheapest A-95 is sold in Bulgaria (Euro1.02/liter); Poland (Euro1.08/liter); and in Romania (Euro1.11/liter).

The most significant increase in prices for diesel fuel has been witnessed in Finland (3.06%); in Slovakia (1.5%); and in the UK (1.26%) and in the same time a drop in prices for diesel has been seen in Hungary (-1.28%); in Lithuania (-0.69%); and in Poland (-0.38%).

The map shows the price fluctuations for diesel fuel in percent.

The most expensive diesel fuel is sold in Sweden (Euro1.43/liter); in Italy (Euro1.39/liter); and in the United Kingdom (Euro1.37/liter); and the cheapest is in Bulgaria (Euro1.01/liter); in Lithuania (Euro1.01/liter); and in Luxemburg (Euro1.02/liter).

DZI Press Service