Due to the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East, in the period from February 27 to March 5, the price of Brent Crude oil on the Intercontinental Exchange increased by approximately 18%. At the same time, gasoline prices on the European market of Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp increased by 19 percent, diesel by 48 percent, and aviation fuel by as much as 76 percent. These changes immediately translated into fuel prices.
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The situation on the fuel market after the outbreak of the conflict in the Middle East. That's how much you'll pay now
Drivers will pay the most for Pb95 petrol Białystok, where a liter costs approximately PLN 6.62. High prices are also recorded in other large cities.
IN Krakow petrol costs approximately PLN 6.41 per liter, in Poznań PLN 6.39a in Katowice and Wrocław approximately PLN 6.34 each.
Slightly lower prices were recorded in Gdańsk (PLN 6.32), Szczecin (PLN 6.29) and Łódź, where a liter of gasoline costs approximately PLN 6.23.
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The increases also apply to other fuels. Drivers in Gdańsk will pay the most for LPG – approximately PLN 3.24 per liter and in Katowice – PLN 3.16.
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In Wrocław, a liter of LPG costs approximately PLN 3.14, in Szczecin PLN 3.09 and in Łódź approximately PLN 3.06.
IN In Poznań and Kraków, prices reach approximately PLN 3.04 per liter, while in Białystok it is approximately PLN 3.02.
Fuel market analysts from the Reflex portal predict that prices may continue to rise in the coming days. The largest increases will concern diesel fuel.
According to forecasts, the average price of diesel may increase to approximately PLN 7.55 per liter, which is 56 groszy more than a week earlier. Gas Pb95 will cost on average about PLN 6.50 (52 groszy more), while LPG will cost about PLN 3.19 per liter.
Gasoline prices are also expected to rise Pb98, the price of which may reach approximately PLN 7.20 per liter.
