Petrol prices: Euro-Super-95 in 27 EU countries (June 13-20)

Azerbaijan , Baku, June 23 / Trend A. Badalova /

The average price on Euro- Super 95 petrol hit 1,500 euro per 1,000 liters in 27 EU countries last week (June 13-20). The price is 1 euro over the average for the previous week.

The highest price - 1,670 euro per 1,000 liters - was observed in Greece compared to 1,674 euro per 1,000 liters the previous week.

The lowest price was 1,165 euro per 1,000 liters in Bulgaria, or 10 euro more than a week earlier.

The Netherlands took second place in the list of countries with the most expensive Euro- Super 95 . The price hit 1,644 euro per 1,000 liters or 5 euro less than the previous week.

Denmark took third place in the list of countries with the most expensive Euro- Super 95 . The price hit 1,626 euro per 1,000 liters compared to 1,630 euro per 1,000 liters the previous week.

Finland took fourth place in the list of countries with the most expensive Euro- Super 95 . The price hit 1,584 euro per 1,000 liters or 7 euro more than the previous week.

Portugal took fifth place in the list of countries with the most expensive Euro- Super 95 . The price hit 1,554 euro per 1,000 liters or 7 euro less than the previous week.

Belgium and Great Britain took sixth place in the list of countries with the most expensive Euro- S uper 95 . The price hit 1,546 euro per 1,000 liters. The price in Great Britain increased by 4 euro per 1,000 liters. The price in Belgium reduced by 20 euro per 1,000 liters.

The price in Germany increased by 16 euro and hit 1,540 euro per 1,000 liters.

Ireland took eighth place in the list of countries with the most expensive Euro- Super 95 . The price hit 1,532 euro per 1,000 liters.

The price in Italy hit 1,529 euro per 1,000 liters compared to 1,530 euro per 1,000 liters the previous week.

Sweden took tenth place in the list of countries with the most expensive Euro- Super 95 . The price hit 1,524 euro per 1,000 liters or 19 euro less than the previous week.

Prices for Euro- Super 95 in 27 EU countries: