Dutch recommended petrol price falls below €2.50 a litre
Dutch recommended petrol prices have fallen below €2.50 a litre for the first time since early July, while diesel prices have also edged down.
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Average fuel prices at Dutch petrol stations have fallen further, with the recommended price for Euro95 dropping below €2.50 a litre on Thursday for the first time since early July, according to ANP.
UnitedConsumers, which tracks the recommended prices of major oil companies, put the average price on Saturday at €2.457 a litre, down 0.6 cents from Friday. The average diesel price was €2.60 a litre, 1.2 cents lower than a day earlier.
The petrol price had reached a record recommended average of €2.732 a litre on 10 October. UnitedConsumers says the recent fall follows a decline in oil prices.
These are recommended prices, generally charged at motorway petrol stations. Fuel can often be bought more cheaply elsewhere.
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