During the past working week, gasoline prices decreased in all three capitals of the Baltic states, while the dynamics of diesel fuel prices were uneven, according to aggregated data from the LETA agency.
As of the end of the week, the most expensive gasoline among the Baltic capitals was still sold in Riga. Vilnius and Tallinn followed. Diesel fuel remained the most expensive in Vilnius, then in Riga, while the lowest diesel prices were recorded in Tallinn.
At the "Circle K" gas station on Krasta Street in Riga, the price of 95 octane gasoline decreased by 4.2% over the week, to €1.814 per liter. The cost of diesel fuel remained unchanged at €1.814 per liter.
In Vilnius, at the "Circle K" gas station on Savanoriu Avenue, the price of 95 octane gasoline fell by 2.7%, to €1.769 per liter. The price of diesel fuel decreased even more significantly — by 3.2%, to €1.819 per liter.
In Tallinn, gasoline became cheaper by 0.4% over the week and cost €1.759 per liter on Friday. Diesel fuel, on the contrary, rose by 0.2%, to €1.759 per liter.
The price of autogas also decreased in Riga — by 3%, to €0.955 per liter. In Vilnius and Tallinn, the cost of autogas remained unchanged over the week, at €0.919 and €0.98 per liter, respectively.
Thus, among the three Baltic capitals, the most affordable gasoline can now be purchased in Tallinn, while the highest prices for this type of fuel remain in Riga.
