Dutch petrol benchmark falls to lowest level since March
The national recommended price fell by more than two cents a litre, but drivers may pay less at the pump.
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The recommended price of petrol in the Netherlands fell to its lowest level since March on Wednesday, Dutch news agency ANP reported.
Consumer platform UnitedConsumers put the national recommended price of Euro95 at €2.420 a litre on 11 November, down 2.2 cents from the previous day. It calculates the benchmark daily from the recommended prices of the country’s five largest oil companies. Prices at individual pumps can be lower.
The recommended petrol price was €2.285 a litre in late February, ANP reported. It has also fallen from a previous record of €2.732 for Euro95.
Pump-price data also show a recent decline. TankTip said the median E10 price in its Dutch records fell from €2.309 a litre on 21 October to €2.139 on 10 November. Its figures covered more than 3,800 stations on each date, though the group of stations changed between days.
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