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Fuel prices nearly return to pre-war levels due to international market decline.
3 sourcesFirst reported 22 days agoUpdated 21 days ago
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- Fuel prices in Greece have approached pre-conflict levels, largely due to a decline in international oil prices.
- Some prices have returned to those seen before the war in Iran, based on statements from the president of the Association of Retail Oil Companies.
- Recent data indicates that diesel prices have seen significant changes, influenced by government subsidies since April.
- In the past four months, gasoline prices have increased by 26.4%, while diesel prices rose by 18%.
- Consumers will notice these price changes at the pump with a delay of about four days following the reduction in wholesale rates.
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ekathimerini.com+1d
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Καύσιμα: Επιστροφή σε τιμές προ πολέμου – Τι δείχνουν τα τελευταία στοιχεία
Τα Νέα· 22 days ago
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Κοντά στα επίπεδα προ πολέμου οι τιμές στα καύασιμα: Με καθυστέρηση 4 ημερών η μείωση στην αντλία
CNN Greece· 22 days ago
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Fuel retail rates have almost returned to prewar levels
ekathimerini.com· 21 days ago