Starting tomorrow, fuel will become more expensive again. For the third week in a row, filling the tank will weigh even more heavily on families’ budgets.
Diesel increases by 12 cents per liter and gasoline by 7 centsalready with the ISP discount. After all, since the start of the war in the Middle East, diesel has increased by 40 cents per liter, while gasoline has already cost 22 cents more.
These successive increases become increasingly difficult to accommodate in household budgets. Many consumers ask for tax relief to prevent a large part of the salary from being spent on fuel alone.
Without knowing when there may be a brake on these increases, fears are growing that the cost of using a car will become unsustainable for many families.
