Azerbaijan, Baku, Sept. 21 /Trend A. Badalova/
Over the past week (Sept.10-17), the average consumer price (including taxes) for LPG in 18 eurozone countries increased by 8 euro to 754 euros per 1,000 liters. Data on fuel prices are posted on the official Web site of the European Commission.
The highest price for LPG in the eurozone last week was observed in Hungary, where the price increased by 4 euros to 896 euros per 1,000 liters.
The lowest price last week was observed in Bulgaria, where LPG price increased by 15 euros to 648 euros per 1,000 liters.
In the LPG prices list, last week France ranked second. Last week the LPG price in the country increased by 1 euro to 867 euros per 1,000 liters.
Last week the LPG price in Italy increased by 19 euro to 835 euros per 1,000 liters.
In Slovenia LPG price increased by 4 euros to 830 euros per 1,000 liters.
Comparison of LPG Prices in 18 Eurozone Countries:
|
Countries |
Price in euro (Sept.10-17) |
Price in euro (Sept.3-10) |
|
Belgium |
764 |
764 |
|
Bulgaria |
648 |
633 |
|
Czech Republic |
709 |
694 |
|
Estonia |
775 |
775 |
|
France |
867 |
866 |
|
Germany |
776 |
759 |
|
Hungary |
896 |
892 |
|
Italy |
835 |
816 |
|
Latvia |
650 |
640 |
|
Lithuania |
695 |
691 |
|
Luxembourg |
702 |
676 |
|
Netherlands |
791 |
776 |
|
Poland |
659 |
655 |
|
Portugal |
785 |
783 |
|
Romania |
672 |
674 |
|
Slovakia |
733 |
727 |
|
Slovenia |
830 |
826 |
|
Spain |
790 |
790 |