In recent weeks, it has been difficult to predict the short-term development of domestic fuel prices, although it seems clear based on last week’s events that price increases may continue, but according to , it is not due to domestic conditions.
The forint weakened against the dollar last week, the exchange rate stood at 361 forints, which means a 1% weakening in a week. The price of Brent oil per barrel rose, from Monday’s 81.85 dollars to 83.53 dollars, which means an increase of 2%.
Thus, the above effects assume a price increase at domestic wells in the middle of the week.
As the site writes, taking this into account, retail prices may change as follows from Wednesday:
95 gasoline: HUF 618/liter
Gas oil: HUF 661/liter
