OREANDA-NEWS  On Friday, September 25, gasoline in the Netherlands rose to a new historical record. This was reported by the newspaper De Telegraaf.

According to him, the Euro95 brand has increased in price to 2,726 euros per liter.

According to GVA, the reason for this dynamic was the situation in the Middle East. It is possible that, given the significant price difference with neighboring countries, Dutch drivers will prefer to refuel en masse in Belgium and Germany.

Earlier, on September 2, gasoline in the Netherlands rose to a historical record of 2,666 euros per liter. The previous record was reached on May 6, when the price of this fuel jumped to 2,646 euros. As for diesel fuel, its cost rose to 2,633 euros.