Shocking fuel price increase in Hungary: will that continue?
Fuel prices went up this week in Hungary because of the strengthening USD and the weak forint. Therefore, motorists should prepare for further price increases.
According to portfolio.hu, gasoline and diesel prices increased significantly during this week. We have to pay HUF 610/l (EUR 1.59) for gasoline and HUF 600/l (EUR 1.56) for diesel. Eszter Bujdos, the CEO of holtankoljak.hu, said the difference between motorway fuel stations and other gas stations can reach HUF 50 per litre. She added that the reason for the price rise is the increasing Brent-type crude oil cost and the weak forint against the USD.
She added that we should not expect significant price increases in the short run. She believes we will not reach the 650/l level this summer. However, the autumn may bring bad news since diesel prices regularly start to increase when the leaves fall, Ottó Grád, Secretary General of Hungarian Petroleum Association, told ATV Híradó.
The price rise was significant during the last three months. On 10 May, gasoline cost HUF 555/l, while diesel was HUF 543/l. HERE is one factor behind the possible future price rises: tax increase.
please make a donation here
Hot news
Grandiose railway development plan announced concerning the Great Hungarian Plains
Hope for a little boy battling the incurable disorder DMD: Dusán’s family seeks support for experimental treatment
Tourists and immigrants revitalise Budapest’s iconic region as 1/5th of shops change
Top Hungary news: Festive trains, Wizz passengers stuck in Belgium, minimum wage increase, lego tram — 21 November, 2024
Hungary stands firm on Russian energy: FM Szijjártó defends sovereignty amid EU criticism
Wizz Air flight delayed for 18 hours: Passengers stuck in Brussels airport
1 Comment
What’s to STOP it ?
Orban and his Government, there position is one of total ineffectuality, to have any impact – to STOP – stabilize Fuel prices, that will sooner than later, continue to substantially increase.
Fuel fits COMFORTABLE in what is FACT in Hungary – that NOTHING is going to get CHEAPER.