A comparison of prices at Circle K gas stations in the capitals of the Baltic countries on Friday shows that fuel prices in Tallinn have decreased over the week. /nginx/o/2023/01/09/15069828t1h89e1.jpg)
Diesel fuel. Photo: Tairo Lutter
A comparison of prices at Circle K gas stations in the capitals of the Baltic countries on Friday shows that fuel prices in Tallinn have decreased over the week.
As the company's press service reported, in Tallinn all fuel prices dropped by four cents over the week. In the Latvian capital, the price of a liter of 95 gasoline has not changed, a liter of 98 gasoline has risen in price by one cent, and diesel fuel has fallen in price by the same amount. In Vilnius, all fuel prices have not changed compared to the previous week.
On Friday, in the capital of Estonia, a liter of 95 gasoline cost 1,719 euros, which is 3.5 cents more than in Riga and 18 cents more than in Vilnius. The price of a liter of 98-grade gasoline in Tallinn was 1,769 euros, which is 2.5 cents more than in Riga and 13.1 cents more than in Vilnius.
The cost of diesel fuel in Tallinn was 1,569 euros, which is 3.5 cents less than in Riga and seven cents more than in Vilnius.
