The price of 95E gasoline has remained relatively stable at around 1.80 euros over the past two days, according to Polttoaine.net. On Monday, Tuusula’s in Riihikallio Liquid offered the cheapest gasoline in Finland, priced at just below 1.70 euros at 1.696 euros. Meanwhile, Nestee station in Munkkiniemi, Helsinki, sold the most expensive 95E at 1.999 euros, creating a 30 cent difference between the cheapest and most expensive options. The average price of diesel was around 1.70 euros, with fluctuations ranging from 1.60 euros to a higher price of up to 30 cents more.
Kauppalehti reported that the price of diesel has been consistently lower than gasoline for several weeks due to seasonal changes. As demand for light fuel oil decreases with the approach of summer, the price of diesel has fallen below gasoline. However, it is uncertain how long current gasoline prices will last as they can vary significantly from day to day. With summer approaching and demand potentially rising, gasoline prices may continue to fluctuate.
While the price of diesel has remained lower than gasoline due to seasonal factors, ongoing changes in the market may impact fuel prices in the future.
In summary, while the price of diesel has been consistently lower than gasoline for several weeks due to seasonal changes and ongoing market fluctuations may impact fuel prices in the future it is uncertain how long current gasoline prices will last as they can vary significantly from day to day with summer approaching and demand potentially rising gasoline prices may continue to fluctuate.
