⛽️ Fuel prices rising sharply

Trends adra. Trends Monday 06th January 2025 11:28 AM REPORT

Fuels: During the first week of this new year, fuel prices increased sharply. Over the same period, the price of Brent oil recorded five positive sessions in a row and was now at its highest level for two and a half months.

B7 The average price per liter of gazole (diesel), best-selling fuel with almost 80% of volumeswas established at 1,6697 € including tax, up by 1.43 cents compared to last week (its price excluding tax was 0,7823 euro i.e. 1.17 cents more in taxes over the week).
Its annual average for the year 2023 was 1,7948 € and €1.8484 in 2022.

E5 Concerning the price of a liter of unleaded gasoline 95 (SP95), it increased by 1.58 cents by establishing itself at 1,7865 € (0,7971 euro Excl. VAT, i.e. +1.28 cents in taxes).
Its average in 2023 was 1,8832 € and €1.8093 in 2022.

E10 As for the price of unleaded 95 containing up to 10% ethanol (SP95-E10), its price was up by 1.39 cents to attach to 1,7422 € VAT included per liter (0,7802 euro Excl. tax, i.e. +1.15 cents in taxes compared to last week).
Its annual average in 2023 was 1,8576 € and €1.7653 in 2022.

E5 Lead-free 98 (SP98) also increased to settle at 1,8445 € per liter, winner +1.18 cents on its general pricing (0,8455 euro Excluding tax, i.e. +0.96 cents of tax).
Its average in 2023 was 1,9389 € and €1.8634 in 2022.

LPG The GPLfor its part, was up by 0.14 cents to settle in 0,9926 € (0,7118 euro Excl. VAT, i.e. +0.12 cents of taxes).
Its average in 2023 was 0,9802 € and 0.8444 € in 2022.

E85 Finally, the price of superethanol (gasoline containing more than 60% bioethanol mixed with SP95) decreased to 0,7867 € the liter is -0.05 cents over the week (0,5372 euro Excluding taxes, i.e. -0.05 cents of taxes over the week).
Its average in 2023 was 1,0553 € and €0.7978 in 2022.

The Ministry of Ecological Transition publishes the average fuel price every Monday, covering the period from Friday to Friday of the previous week.

????️ Oil prices were stable on Monday, delaying last week’s rise in prices, with a particularly cold January expected in the United States, the cessation of Russian gas transit through Ukraine and Chinese economic recovery.