Dutch recommended petrol price edges up to reported record
The Dutch average recommended petrol price has reached €2.729 a litre, just above Friday’s reported high. [1]
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The average recommended petrol price in the Netherlands rose by 0.2 eurocent a litre on Saturday, 26 September, from €2.727 to €2.729. ANP reported the figures, citing consumer platform UnitedConsumers, and said the increase edged past Friday’s record. [1]
UnitedConsumers’ figure averages recommended prices from five major oil companies. Those prices are generally charged at motorway filling stations, rather than at every forecourt. [1]
Diesel fell by 0.6 eurocent to €2.788 a litre. ANP said oil prices had risen in recent days amid continuing tensions in the Middle East, adding to pressure on motorists. [1]
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