Starting from midnight on Friday, motorists in Europe will face increased fuel costs as petrol prices are set to rise. The cost of 95 petrol will go up by 5.3 cents, reaching €1.888 per litre, while 98 petrol will see an increase of 5.7 cents, bringing the price to €2.116 per litre.
In addition to petrol, diesel prices will also be affected, with the new rate set at €2.095 per litre. For those using heating fuel, the price will be €1.575 per litre. Meanwhile, LPG will be available at a price of €0.83 per litre.
The announced price hikes come amid ongoing fluctuations in the global oil market, impacting consumers who rely on these fuels for transportation and heating. As the cost of living continues to rise, the adjustments in fuel pricing are likely to have a significant impact on household budgets and transportation costs.
Consumers are advised to plan accordingly for the upcoming changes in fuel expenses, which may influence their daily commutes and overall transportation spending. The increase in prices reflects a broader trend of rising energy costs that have been noted across various sectors.