The price of gasoline and diesel today

After days of decline, today the photo of fuel prices demonstrates the instability of the market once again. All fuels rise, except gasoline, which remains the same. Diesel is the most affected by the veto of Russian exports, as their supply has become more strained. Hence, its price difference with gasoline continues to reduce as it undergoes more upward and downward variations. But there is also the conflict in the Middle East, which is increasing the price of oil (already high due to the strangled supply of producers), but also of natural gas. Today, Brent is trading close to 90 euros per barrel, as has been the case for days.

After days of decline, today the photo of fuel prices demonstrates the instability of the market once again. All fuels rise, except gasoline, which remains the same.

Diesel is the most affected by the veto of Russian exports, as their supply has become more strained. Hence, its price difference with gasoline continues to reduce as it undergoes more upward and downward variations. But there is also the conflict in the Middle East, which is increasing the price of oil (already high due to the strangled supply of producers), but also of natural gas. Today, Brent is trading close to 90 euros per barrel, as has been the case for days.

Gasoline sets its liter at 1.677 euros and 98 octane at 1.84 euros. For its part, diesel dawns today at around 1.657 euros per liter, with A+ at 1.76 euros. CNG grows two points in just one day, already reaching 1,152 euros per kilo. And LPG is close to one euro per kilo, being the fuel that increases the most.

Thus, today filling a tank of gasoline costs 67 euros on average, while it costs 66.3 euros to refuel a diesel car. We are talking about less than a euro difference between refueling a diesel car and a gasoline car.