Fuel could be significantly cheaper if the Government does not restore excise duty

As there is still a 20 percent reduction in excise duty on Eurodiesel, it is possible that the Government will refund the full amount of excise duty during the day, which could result in diesel becoming cheaper by only about three cents, instead of 14 cents.

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According to current data from the international oil derivatives exchange and the dollar-euro exchange rate, two types of gasoline should become cheaper by six and seven cents from midnight, and Eurodiesel by 14 cents.

However, as there is still a 20 percent reduction in excise duty on Eurodiesel, it is possible that the Government will refund the full amount of excise duty during the day, which could make diesel cheaper by only about three cents.

As of August 4, Eurosuper 98 costs 1,79 euros at gas stations, and Eurosuper 95 costs 1,75 euros.

Eurodiesel currently costs 1,85 euros, and heating oil 1,80 euros.

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