Tanken: Spritpreise legen nach Tankrabatt-Start wieder leicht zu
Nach dem deutlichen Rückgang zum Start des Tankrabatts steigen die Spritpreise wieder etwas. Im Vergleich zum Morgen vor der Energiesteuersenkung sind Benzin und Diesel aber nach wie vor günstiger.
Just one day after lowering the energy tax, fuel prices have risen slightly once again. According to the ADAC, super E10 cost an average of 2.098 Euro per liter across the country at 8.00 AM on Friday. That was 3.6 cents more than on Thursday at the same time. Diesel increased by 3.9 cents to 2.248 Euro per liter. The relief compared to the morning of September 30th was therefore less pronounced.
E10 was 10.9 cents cheaper, diesel 11.3 cents. On the first day of the fuel rebate, prices had fallen much more sharply: At 8.00 AM, the ADAC calculated drops of 14.5 cents for E10 and 15.2 cents for diesel compared to the previous day. The average price on Thursday was 2.114 Euro for E10 and 2.262 Euro for diesel, which was about 13 cents lower than the day before.
The ADAC sees further room for lower prices in the current prices. "The energy tax cut is still not fully reflected in the current prices," the automobile club reported. The tax reduction due to the fuel rebate amounts to 16.7 cents per liter for fuels that leave storage facilities and refineries since October 1st. Oil market showed no fresh significant price surge last.
The price for a barrel of Brent oil was around 99.34 US dollars in the early Friday morning. The oil price fell to 96.55 dollars on Thursday, but then rose again above 100 dollars.
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