Economy 6 November 2017, 1:22pm

Hungary Mol to raise price of gasoline again

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Hungarian fuels group Mol is to raise the wholesale list price of 95-octane gasoline by 3 forints per litre on Wednesday, while it will keep the price of diesel unchanged.

The hike will take the average price of 95-octane petrol to HUF 358.
The last time Mol changed motor fuel prices was on Saturday, when it raised the price of diesel by HUF 4 to HUF 366 per litre and the price of gasoline by HUF 4 to HUF 355 per litre.
Motorists may find differences of up to HUF 50 per litre at the pumps, depending on the location and pricing strategy of the given petrol station.
The average price of gasoline reached its peak in early April 2012 at HUF 451 and the price of diesel was the highest at HUF 449 on average in mid-January 2012.

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