
The recommended price drops to 2.21 euros per liter for diesel, influenced by international prices.
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The fuel market in Italy has undergone recent fluctuations due to the end of the excise duty cut.
MILAN – After the rise in prices linked to the halt in the excise duty cut, the price at the pump for Eni distributors is falling again. The recommended price has dropped to 2.21 euros per liter for diesel. This is reported by the data processed by Staffetta Quotidiana, according to which the drop would come "probably also in the wake of the new drop in international prices of refined products". It would therefore be a commercial choice by the company, which clarifies that the ceiling still remains at 2.25.
Looking at the overall data, as of yesterday there were 11,018 points of sale with petrol prices below two euros per liter out of a total of over 21 thousand. There were 8,733 sales outlets with diesel prices below 2.200 and 14,126 with prices below 2.260. This morning the average price of fuel in self-service mode along the national road network is equal to 2.040 euros per liter for petrol (-3 thousandths compared to yesterday), 2.261 euros per liter for diesel (+17), 0.766 euros/l for LPG (+3) and 1.907 euros/kg for methane (+2).
On the motorway network the average self-service price is 2.051 euros/l for petrol (-3), 2.287 euros/l for diesel (+20), 0.893 euros/l for LPG (+5) and 1.836 euros/kg for methane (-1).

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