After fuel prices rose gradually, they began to fall over the past week, according to Fuelo platform data published here on Monday.
The most widely used A95 petrol fell by an average of EUR 0.01 per litre, or 0.59 per cent, over the past week. However, on a monthly basis, this type of petrol has risen by EUR 0.10, or 6.33 per cent.
Premium A98 petrol fell by EUR 0.01 per litre, or 0.52 per cent, over the previous week. Over the month, however, its price has increased by EUR 0.10, or 5.56 per cent.
The price of diesel fell by 1.53 per cent, or EUR 0.03 per litre, over the week. The average price of this type of fuel has risen by EUR 0.10, or 5.46 per cent, over the month.
There was no change in the price of LPG over the week, with it trading at EUR 0.69 per litre. Over the past month, this type of fuel has risen in price by 6.15 per cent, or EUR 0.04 per litre.
CNG, however, became more expensive over the past week. Its average price rose by EUR 0.06 per kilogram, or 4.29 per cent, according to the platform’s data. Over the month, the increase was 10.61 per cent, or EUR 0.14 per kilogram.
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