Gasoline hits a new annual high after eleven weeks of increases, and diesel resumes its upward trend.
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Fuel prices in Spain have reached new annual highs following a period of sustained increases. The price of gasoline has risen for the eleventh consecutive week, reaching 1.866 euros per liter, representing a 2.88% increase over the previous week. Simultaneously, diesel prices have resumed an upward trend, climbing 2.17% to reach 1.834 euros per liter.
The ongoing surge in fuel costs effectively offsets a significant portion of the government's implemented fiscal reductions. This latest data confirms a consistent pattern of rising energy costs for consumers over the past three months.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on the erosion of government fiscal relief measures
El Mundo (Madrid, Spain) (ES)Emphasizes specific percentage increases and precise price points
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