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Over the past working week, diesel prices rose in all three Baltic capitals, according to data compiled by the LETA news agency.
Vilnius recorded the highest diesel price at €2.254 per litre, followed by Tallinn at €2.159 and Riga at €2.128, making the Latvian capital the cheapest of the three.
In Riga, the price of diesel increased by 2.4% to €2.128 per litre, while 95‑octane gasoline fell slightly by 0.3% to €1.972 per litre.
Vilnius saw gasoline prices drop 0.8% to €1.924 per litre, but diesel climbed 3.4% to €2.254 per litre.
Tallinn experienced the most pronounced changes: 95‑octane gasoline rose 1.3% to €1.979 per litre, and diesel surged 5.9% to €2.159 per litre.
Autogas prices also increased across the capitals. In Riga, the price rose 3.3% to €0.945 per litre; in Vilnius, it climbed 3.7% to €0.839 per litre; and in Tallinn, it went up 0.7% to €0.975 per litre.
The widening gap between gasoline and diesel prices is most noticeable in Estonia and Lithuania, where diesel has become comparatively more expensive.
Overall, Riga maintained the lowest diesel price among the Baltic capitals, while Tallinn led the week in the rate of price increase.
Article and image source: bb.lv
