Gasoline And Diesel Prices Today, October 10: The Price Rise Continues

Gasoline and diesel prices today, October 10 the price rise continues

We finished our review of the price of gasoline last week, echoing the rise that this fuel and diesel were experiencing, as the Barrel of Brent also became more expensive after the latest OPEC decisions.

This week, we open on Monday with a cost of €1,746/l for gasoline and €1,912/l for diesel. It must be remembered that last Friday we closed the week with the first at €1,715/l and a cost of €1,848/l for diesel.

TODAY

YESTERDAY

HISTORICAL MAXIMUM

GASOLINE 95

€1,746/l

€1,736/l

€2,152/l

GASOLINE 98

€1,913/l

€1,905/l

€2,311/l

DIESEL A

€1,912/l

€1,893/l

€2,106/l

DIESEL A+

€2,016/l

€1,998/l

€2,199/l

DIESEL B

€1,503/l

€1,492/l

€1,666/l

LPG

€1,034/l

€1,034/l

€1,058/l

Oil more expensive

The price of the Brent Barrel had relaxed in recent weeks. So much so that OPEC has not hesitated and in its first face-to-face meeting since the start of the pandemic has taken an important measure: reduce production of barrels by two million per day, although it is estimated that its impact will be halved.

The market, therefore, has reacted. And from the 83 dollars/barrel at which we moved at the end of September, almost 100 dollars/barrel have already been registered. The feeling is that these high gas prices are here to stay and that this will be the new normal.

We wait

The only thing left to know is how far prices will rise on this rebound. In Xataka we have a Guide to not go crazy with the price of gasoline and thus learn more about the steps that have led us to this point on the road.

Undoubtedly, one of the main reasons is found in the Ukrainian War and in the European veto to buy Russian oil. However, if something convinced the Government to subsidize fuel consumption with 20 cents of aid per liter, it was the carrier strike that we experienced half a year ago.