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The Dutch recommended petrol price has fallen to €2.638 a litre, around 10 cents below its recent record, as diesel prices also ease from their peak.
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The recommended price of petrol in the Netherlands has fallen to €2.638 a litre, about 10 cents below the record set on 10 October, according to consumer platform UnitedConsumers. The price dropped by 2 cents on Tuesday alone, Nieuws.nl reported. [1]
Before the war in the Middle East began in late February, the recommended petrol price was €2.285 a litre. The recommended diesel price is now €2.694 a litre, down from a record €2.824 on 19 September; before the war, it was €2.084. [1]
UnitedConsumers tracks recommended prices from major oil companies and calculates an average. These prices are usually charged at more expensive forecourts, such as motorway service stations, while fuel is often cheaper elsewhere. [1]
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