prices in France this Tuesday July 2, 2024

In the current economic climate, concern about fuel costs in France remains at the forefront of motorists’ minds. Even a small change in pump prices can have a significant impact on household budgets. Here is a detailed overview of fuel price fluctuations in France that every motorist should know.

Recent changes in fuel prices

Unleaded 98 (E5) is trading today at 1.935 euros per litre. Although this fuel has seen a slight increase of 0.5 cents per litre over the last week, representing an increase of 0.30%, it has suffered a slight decrease of 1.2 cents per litre over the last month. Over the past year, the price has increased reasonably by 2.8 cents per litre, or 1.50%.

Unleaded 95 (E5)meanwhile, is sold at 1.857 euros per liter. This variant has seen a less marked increase than SP98 over a week (+0.2 cents, or +0.10%). Over a month, there is a decrease of 0.7 cents per liter, while the annual increase is slightly higher than Unleaded 98, with +4.0 cents per liter (+2.20%).

Unleaded 95 (E10)sold at 1.836 euros per liter, also shows fluctuations. This week, it increased by 0.7 cents (+0.40%), but decreased by 1.3 cents over the month. Over the year, the increase was 2.0 cents per liter, or 1.10%.

An alternative fuel, the BioEthanol E85continues to present a much cheaper alternative, at 0.860 euros per liter, although its price has increased slightly this week (+0.5 cents, or +0.60%). Over a month, its price has decreased considerably (-2.6 cents), and there is a spectacular drop over the year (-19.5 cents, or -18.50%), making it one of the most economical options for compatible vehicles.

The Gazole (B7) is trading at 1.755 euros per liter, with a notable increase of 1.5 cents this week (+0.90%). Last month, it also increased by 3.7 cents and accumulates a significant increase of 5.7 cents over the year (+3.40%).

Finally, the GPL stands at 0.992 euros per liter, changing little compared to other fuels. It suffered a slight decrease of 0.6 cents this week (-0.60%) and 0.8 cents over a month, but over the year, it shows a slight upward inclination (+0.5 cents, or +0.50%).

Trend analysis

It is crucial to note that, although the Ga
zole shows a constant increase in both the short and long term, gasoline-type fuels show more evolutionary trends, with decreases over a month but slight increases over the year.

Users of BioEthanol E85 benefit greatly from substantial discounts, a positive point for motorists concerned about their budget and environmental impact. LPG, although less volatile, remains an economical alternative to other hydrocarbons.

Perspective for motorists

This information demonstrates the importance of monitoring price trends, exploring cheaper fuel alternatives, and considering changes in driving habits or vehicle usage to optimize fuel costs. In times of instability, precise knowledge of costs can represent a significant saving and influence the daily management of French household budgets.

It is recommended to regularly monitor price updates, so stay alert to variations and adapt your consumption habits accordingly. The current panorama of fuel prices in France highlights the subtle oscillations dictated by various economic, geopolitical and ecological factors. These price movements not only affect consumers’ purchasing power but also position certain energy alternatives as potentially more viable solutions in the medium and long term.

Today For a week Since one month Since a year
Unleaded 98 (E5) 1,935 €/l + 0,5 cents/l (+0,30%) – 1,2 cents/l (-0,60%) + 2,8 cents/l (+1,50%)
Unleaded 95 (E5) 1,857 €/l + 0,2 cents/l (+0,10%) – 0,7 cents/l (-0,40%) + 4,0 cents/l (+2,20%)
Unleaded 95 (E10) 1,836 €/l + 0,7 cents/l (+0,40%) – 1,3 cents/l (-0,70%) + 2,0 cents/l (+1,10%)
BioEthanol E85 0,860 €/l + 0,5 cents/l (+0,60%) – 2,6 cents/l (-2,90%) – 19,5 cents/l (-18,50%)
Gazole (B7) 1,755 €/l + 1,5 cents/l (+0,90%) + 3,7 cents/l (+2,20%) + 5,7 cents/l (+3,40%)
GPL 0,992 €/l – 0,6 cents/l (-0,60%) – 0,8 cents/l (-0,80%) + 0,5 cents/l (+0,50%)

This data shows that despite an uncertain global environment, fuel options are adapting and evolving. For motorists, continuous analysis of these trends is essential to optimize fuel costs and environmental impact. Drivers are encouraged to consider alternatives such as E85 or LPG, which not only provide substantial savings but also help reduce the carbon footprint.

In the long term, we may see a rebalancing of consumption preferences towards greener fuels, in response to policy initiatives and increased awareness of sustainable energy issues. The challenge for policymakers and market participants will be to balance between encouraging eco-responsible practices and maintaining affordability.

It is therefore crucial for all stakeholders – governments, businesses and consumers – to continue to monitor, analyse and proactively respond to fuel market dynamics.

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