The rise in diesel prices erases the effect of the discount and has now reached 1.88 euros per liter, the same level as before the discount was extended to 20 cents.
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The price of diesel in Spain has reached 1.88 euros per liter, effectively neutralizing the impact of the government's 20-cent-per-liter fiscal discount. This price point matches the levels observed prior to the implementation of the expanded subsidy, marking a significant reversal for consumers and the transport sector.
The increase follows a sustained period of rising fuel costs, with diesel prices climbing for ten consecutive days. Concurrently, gasoline prices have hit annual highs for thirteen consecutive days, prompting formal warnings from the Spanish freight transport industry regarding the economic implications of these sustained price hikes.
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Infobae (AR) - First entryFocuses on the broader fuel crisis including record gasoline highs.
Infobae (AR) - Second entryEmphasizes the specific impact on the freight transport sector.
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