Fuel prices continue to plummet.
According to the latest data from the Ministry of Ecological Transition, published on Monday, the refueling bill has fallen sharply in recent days: at the end of last week, on average, a liter of SP95-E10 thus cost 1 8703 euro, down eight cents over seven days.
At the same time, other fuels have also seen their prices fall: on average, a liter of SP95 was displayed at 1.9240 euro, that of SP98 at 1.9801 euro and that of diesel at 1.9343 euro.
That is a respective drop of 7.6, 7.9 and 3.5 cents, which brings these various products back to their May level for petrol and June for diesel.
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Fuel prices fell considerably during the month of July.
In three weeks, the liter of diesel has lost 13 cents and that of SP95-E10 16 cents.
Despite this fall, which has brought all fuels back below the highly symbolic two-euro mark, prices remain at a high level, despite the discount per liter granted by the executive.
A situation which is explained in particular by the price of the raw material: the barrel of Brent is indeed displayed slightly above 100 dollars, weighing on the final invoice.
The next few weeks, prices could well continue to fall, thanks to an agreement reached between the executive and LR, in order to strengthen the discount per litre.
At the start of the school year, it could jump from 18 to 30 cents, according to Bruno Le Maire.
Taking into account the additional discount announced by TotalEnergies last week for the months of September, October and November, the price per liter could well drop 50 cents, within a month, in the stations of the tricolor group.
