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Dutch petrol price hits new record, matching diesel
The recommended price for Euro95 petrol in the Netherlands reached a new record on Saturday.
It rose from €2.728 per litre on Friday to €2.732.
That put the petrol price level with diesel.
The figures come from consumer platform UnitedConsumers.
The change concerns the recommended price, not necessarily the amount charged at every fuel station.
The sources give no further background or explanation for the increase.
They do not say what prices will do next.
The Dutch recommended price for Euro95 petrol reached a new record on Saturday.
It rose to 2.732 euros per litre from 2.728 euros on Friday.
The petrol price was then equal to the diesel price.
The figures came from consumer benefits platform UnitedConsumers.
- Who
- UnitedConsumers reported the figures.
- What
- The recommended Euro95 price reached a new record and matched the diesel price.
- When
- Saturday; the articles were published on October 10, 2026.
- Where
- The Netherlands.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
The recommended Euro95 price was 2.728 euros per litre.
The recommended Euro95 price rose to 2.732 euros per litre, a new record equal to the diesel price.
- Fuel
- Euro95 petrol
- Saturday price
- 2.732 euros per litre
- Friday price
- 2.728 euros per litre
- Country
- The Netherlands
- Source of figures
- UnitedConsumers
Sources
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