On Wednesday morning, fuel prices at gas stations displayed notable fluctuations across different types of energy. Diesel prices ranged from 1.88 to 2.19 euros, resulting in an average price of 2.02 euros. This represented a decrease of 3.06% compared to the previous day’s average of 2.09 euros.
The lowest recorded diesel price was 1.88 euros at a Velseka network station in Kupiškis, while the highest was 2.19 euros, observed at two Boost Petrol stations located in the Kelmė district and Elektrėnai. For petrol, prices varied between 1.66 and 1.94 euros. The average price for petrol was 1.77 euros, marking a 2.89% reduction from Tuesday’s average of 1.83 euros.
The data compiled by the agency indicates a general downward trend for both fuels. Specifically, the average cost of diesel was 2.02 euros, and the average cost of petrol was 1.77 euros. These figures reflect the market conditions observed across various gas stations.
The reported price changes provide consumers with an overview of the current costs associated with purchasing gas and petrol in euros.
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