In Germany, gasoline rose to a new record – the average cost of the budget was € 2.28 per liter

Prices for E10 gasoline, which contains up to 10% bioethanol, in Germany have updated the historical record. It's from sb.by.

As reported by TASS with reference to the Agency DPA, the average cost of gasoline E10 at gas stations in Germany on September 14 was € 2.28 per liter. This is 1 cent higher than on September 13, when the previous record was recorded. The cost of the diesel was €2.41 per liter, which is still below record levels.

It is noted that the rise in prices of motor fuel in Germany and Europe is caused by the aggravation of the situation in the area of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.

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