After the surges of the last few weeks, petrol prices in Italy continue the recent trend of slight decline. Eni revises its price lists downwards for the third time in the space of a few days and all the other operators, driven by the pressure of the no-logos and by the persistent abundance of margins (the London exchange closed for the Bank Holiday, refers once again to Friday's quotations), follow closely. This is the photograph of the national fuel network that emerges from the monitoring of dailyenergy.it, in view of today's summons of the managers to the Ministry of Economic Development.
The prices charged in the area are gradually decreasing. The national averages are now 1,879 euro/litre for petrol, 1,767 for diesel and 0,874 for LPG. The maximum peaks are also decreasing: 1,959 euros/litre for green, 1,799 for diesel and 0,903 for LPG.
In detail, Eni has reduced the recommended prices of petrol, diesel and LPG by one euro cent per litre. The other reductions follow, which are of greater magnitude to recover Eni's leap forward: esso -2 cents on both products, IP and Tamoil -2,5 cents on petrol and -1 cent on diesel, Shell -1 cent on petrol and -0,5 cents on diesel, TotalErg -2 cents on petrol and -0,8 cents on diesel, Q8 -2 cents on petrol and -1,5 cents on diesel.
