Fuel Prices in Hungary Continue Downward Trend
Fuel prices are expected to drop further this weekend, with a decrease in gasoline costs and stable diesel prices reported.
Throughout the past week, fuel prices at Hungarian filling stations have shown a notable decline, and this trend is anticipated to persist into the weekend, according to the Hungarian fuel price monitoring site, Holtankoljak.hu.
Reports indicate that the wholesale price of gasoline will decrease by HUF 3, while the wholesale price of diesel is expected to remain unchanged over the weekend.
Despite fluctuations in wholesale pricing, retail prices at various locations have also witnessed reductions, contributing to a general downward shift.
As of February 14, 2025, average fuel prices are projected to be as follows:
- 95-octane gasoline: HUF 630 per liter
- Diesel: HUF 640 per liter.
The monitoring site also suggested that the price of gasoline may see additional decreases on Saturday.
A recent article discussed the potential for a more significant price reduction, estimating that fuel prices could drop by HUF 70 to 80 per liter if the government were to lower taxes on fuel sales.
Experts cited in the article noted that approximately 50% of current fuel prices consist of tax content, and that filling stations have limited flexibility in pricing decisions.
Experts express that a noticeable reduction in gasoline and diesel prices could occur if the government were willing to accept reduced revenue from fuel sales.
Further details on the developments surrounding fuel pricing can be explored in the full article.
Reports indicate that the wholesale price of gasoline will decrease by HUF 3, while the wholesale price of diesel is expected to remain unchanged over the weekend.
Despite fluctuations in wholesale pricing, retail prices at various locations have also witnessed reductions, contributing to a general downward shift.
As of February 14, 2025, average fuel prices are projected to be as follows:
- 95-octane gasoline: HUF 630 per liter
- Diesel: HUF 640 per liter.
The monitoring site also suggested that the price of gasoline may see additional decreases on Saturday.
A recent article discussed the potential for a more significant price reduction, estimating that fuel prices could drop by HUF 70 to 80 per liter if the government were to lower taxes on fuel sales.
Experts cited in the article noted that approximately 50% of current fuel prices consist of tax content, and that filling stations have limited flexibility in pricing decisions.
Experts express that a noticeable reduction in gasoline and diesel prices could occur if the government were willing to accept reduced revenue from fuel sales.
Further details on the developments surrounding fuel pricing can be explored in the full article.
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