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Προσθήκη του ot.gr στην GoogleFuel prices across the European Union remained significantly higher than a year earlier in June, despite easing from the previous month, according to data released by Eurostat on Tuesday.
Prices for fuels and lubricants used in personal transport rose 13.7% year-on-year across the bloc in June, slowing from annual increases of 20.8% in April and 20.7% in May.
The increase was recorded across all EU member states, with Greece following the broader European trend despite a month-on-month decline in retail fuel prices.
Bulgaria posted the sharpest annual increase at 26.0%, followed by Lithuania (23.5%), Romania (23.1%), Finland (22.0%) and Luxembourg (20.7%).
The smallest increases were recorded in Hungary (2.3%) and Poland (5.8%), while annual price growth in the remaining member states ranged from 7.9% in Spain to 18.6% in Cyprus.
Eurostat’s figures showed diesel prices across the EU fell 6.4% in June from the previous month, while petrol prices declined 4.2%.
The year-on-year rise in fuel prices has been driven largely by higher energy costs linked to tensions in the Middle East,
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