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The price of petrol is on fire

The price of petrol is on fire

Video: Nikos Christofakis

Editor: Konstantinos Dionysopoulos

The price of fuel has risen again because in the last 24 hours it has been “flirting” with 2 euros per liter in Attica, which is already observed on the islands.

OPEC’s decision to cut oil production by 1.6 million barrels per day directly affects prices at fuel pumps at gas stations.

Consumers talking to the “jungle” cam express concern as a drop in the price of petrol has occurred, and again it is on an upward trajectory and they “see” nothing to go down again affecting their monthly budget.

Watch what they said to the “jungle” camera:

It is noted that the market for liquid fuels rises and falls with the inability of citizens to calculate the price of gasoline. Gasoline prices are on fire as we head into Easter, making it even more expensive to go on trips.

Gas station owners estimate that the price will not exceed 2 euros in large urban centers, At least until the Easter holiday season.

Maria Zaga in ‘Jungle’: ‘Don’t panic about the prices’

Maria Zaga, President of Benzinopoulou Attica, spoke to the camera “Zoglas” and claimed that after the OPEC statement last week, there was panic in the shops on the first day as people were afraid and heard 2 euros and thought it was going to arrive. From day to day at 2 euros the price of unleaded.

Average retail fuel prices across Greece, for Sunday, April 9, 2023

In Attica today, the price is on average 1.92 – 1.93 €, while the region and the islands are 2 €, as well as transportation costs. What she herself suggests is that backpackers take Easter off by filling up the gas tank from their neighborhood shop, to avoid adulterated fuel.

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She advises people not to panic about prices because economists do not know exactly when the price of a barrel will go up.

Kostas Skrekas left the “window” open for lane 3 fuel

The Minister of Environment and Energy, Kostas Skrekas, left open the possibility of a third fuel permit being granted. Speaking to SKAI and asked about it, he said that in our country, too, motor fuel is very expensive.

“We are watching the development, if we see that retail prices are going up at all levels, we are here to provide support as we did with the fuel permit,” emphasized Mr Skrekas.