
The cost of fuel in the country continues to rise amid the situation in the Middle East
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Fuel prices in Germany and Europe are rising under the influence of the geopolitical situation in the Middle East.
In Germany, gasoline prices rose to a new record. This was reported by Onvista with reference to the All-German Automobile Club (ADAC).
It turned out that on Sunday, September 13, Super E10 gasoline cost 2.273 euros per liter. This is 1.7 cents more than on 9/11. Diesel fuel rose in price by 3.5 cents. The average price per liter on Sunday was 2,404 euros.
It is noted that on August 30, E10 cost 12 cents less than on Sunday. Diesel fuel was 20 cents cheaper. It is emphasized that further developments look disappointing in connection with the situation in the Middle East.
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