Starting from midnight on November 4, fuel prices across Luxembourg will see a significant decrease, providing some financial relief to motorists and households. This reduction affects petrol, diesel, and heating fuel, all of which will become more affordable for consumers.
The price of EuroSuper 95 petrol will drop by 8.1 cents, bringing it down to €1.678 per litre. SuperPlus 98 petrol will see a reduction of 6.4 cents, resulting in a new price of €1.835 per litre. Diesel prices are also set to decline by approximately 7.1 cents, making it €2.039 per litre. For those using heating fuel, the price will decrease by 7.2 cents to €1.529 per litre.
These changes are part of a broader adjustment in fuel prices, which will also affect LPG, residential propane, bottled propane, and bottled butane. The price for LPG will be €0.972 per litre, residential propane at €0.953 per litre, bottled propane at €2.459 per kg, and bottled butane at €2.262 per kg.
The reductions are expected to ease some of the financial pressures on drivers and consumers who depend on these fuels for transportation and household heating. By lowering these costs, Luxembourg aims to provide economic relief to its residents amid fluctuating fuel markets.