
The data from the Mimit observatory confirm the stability of average prices thanks to the companies' adherence to the price cap
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The cut in fuel excise duties expired yesterday and has not been renewed.
Fuel prices firm today despite the excise duty cut expiring yesterday and not being renewed.
According to the findings of the Mimit price observatory, the average price of fuel in 'self-service' mode along the national road network is equal to 2,000 euros per liter for petrol and 2,223 euros for diesel.
On the motorway network, however, the average self-service price is 2.029 euros for petrol and 2.277 euros for diesel.
"Thanks to the price cap which the main companies have joined, self-service prices remain below 2 euros for petrol and 2.20 euros for diesel in much of the road network" recalls the ministry.

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Average fuel prices remain stable despite the expiry of the excise duty cut. The self-service average is 2,000 euros for petrol and 2,223 for diesel on the road network.

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