By George Vichas
Fuel prices continue to rise, with citizens seeing the price of petrol and oil at petrol stations rise as of Friday morning.
- The House unanimously passed the bill to reduce the excise tax on fuel
- "Attacks" by deputies against fuel companies in the plenary. "They are robbing people"
As a competent source told the Cyprus Times, these are increases which one of the fuel companies[/B] has made and which the others are expected to follow in the near future.
The increases concern 9 cents on 95 octane petrol, 8 cents on 98 octane petrol, 6 cents on diesel and 14 cents on heating oil.
Based on the way fuel prices are now increasingly close to the 2 euro per litre barrier.
The prices as they stood until yesterday, Thursday 2 June:
Unleaded 95
Average Price in € (Pancyprian)1,739
Cheapest Price in € (Pancyprian)1,656
Exactest Price in € (Pancyprian)1,849
Unleaded 98
Average Price in € (Pancyprian)1,791
Cheapest Price in € (Pancyprian)1,706
Exact Price in € (Pancyprian)1,909
Motor Oil
Average Price in € (Pancyprian)1,826
Cheapest Price in € (Pancyprian)1,747
Exact Price in € (Pancyprian)1,929
Kerosene
Average Price in € (Pancyprian)1,268
Cheapest Price in € (Pancyprian)1,219
Exact Price in € (Pancyprian)1,419
Heating Oil
Average Price in € (Pancyprian)1,307
Cheapest Price in € (Pancyprian)1,219
Exact Price in € (Pancyprian)1,490
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