Weekend fuel prices set to plummet prior to imminent increase
Fuel Prices Drop Ahead of Ascension Weekend in Germany
Fuel prices at German gas stations have seen a notable decrease before the upcoming Ascension weekend, according to reports from the ADAC in Munich on Wednesday. On average, a liter of E10 gasoline now costs 1.671 euros nationwide, a decrease of 1.1 cents compared to a week ago. Diesel prices have dwindled to an even greater extent, falling by 1.6 cents to 1.548 euros per liter.
The advice from the automobile club is for drivers to fill up their tanks in the evening before setting off during the extended weekend, as fuel prices are often cheaper in the later hours compared to morning.
It is unclear why fuel prices have dropped, though factors influencing fuel prices – such as global crude oil prices, refinery operations, and geopolitical factors – can play a role. Changes in tariff policies could also contribute to fluctuations in fuel prices by impacting global trade dynamics and supply chains.
ADAC typically offers guidance on efficient driving practices and locating the best fuel prices. For more specific advice regarding the Ascension weekend, direct consultation of ADAC's publications or announcements is recommended.
Source: ntv.de, AFP
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