After falling sharply during the previous weeks, the prices of gasoline and diesel have started to rise again. Since the start of the week, fuel prices in France have been on an upward trend, and this is being verified this weekend.
For this Sunday, June 23, unleaded 98 is priced at 1.936 euros per liter on average according to the specialized site Carburants.org, an increase of more than one euro cent compared to the price noted last Thursday. Still according to the same source, unleaded 95 is sold at 1.848 euros per liter. For this fuel, the average price recorded this Sunday is almost similar to that of Thursday. As for E10 and E85, the prices are respectively 1.838 and 0.864 euros per liter. For the latter, average prices are up slightly compared to mid-week.
The stations offering the cheapest fuels this Sunday
According to The Telegram, which brings together the cheapest pumps on its site, it is the Intermarché station – Totes (Seine-Maritime) – Rue des 4 vents, which offers the best price of SP95 for this Sunday June 23, with 1.759 euros per liter. As for the SP98, it is the Total Access station – Bourg-lès-valence (Drôme) – Les Jonquettes, which displays the best price, with 1.766 euros per liter.
Regarding the E10, the best price at the national level, namely 1.715 euros per liter, is offered by the Intermarché station – Lorscourt (Doubs) – 28 Avenue du Général Leclerc. As for E85, it is in an independent station, located in Guémar (Haut-Rhin) – 6 Route de Sélestat, that we find the best price in France, namely 0.730 euros per liter.
As for diesel, The Telegram indicates that it is the Système U station – Saint-Gilles-Croix-de-Vie (Vendée) – 1 Rue de la Drie, which offers the best rate this Sunday, June 23. This is around 1.629 euros per liter, more than ten cents less than the national average.
