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The War in the Middle East Drives Up Petrol Prices

» Published: 02 October 2024

The War in the Middle East Drives Up Petrol Prices
Photo: Adam Ihse/TT

Fuel prices are rising. The escalation of the war in the Middle East is the reason.

The oil price on the world market has risen in recent days. Now the gas stations are following suit and raising the petrol and diesel prices by 20 öre per liter.

The new price of petrol will be 16.99 kronor, while diesel after the increase costs 16.94 kronor, according to recommended prices at manned stations.

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