Sõda Lähis-Idas tõstis Eesti kütusehindu

Sõda Lähis-Idas tõstis Eesti kütusehindu

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War in the Middle East has increased fuel prices in Estonia

Neljapäeval tõusid Eesti tanklates kütusehinnad. . Bensiin 98 maksab 1,5 eurot. .
Reedel olid hinnad veel madalamad. Bensiin 95 maksis 1,584 eurot. Diislikütus maksis 1,424 eurot.
Alexela firma juht Tarmo Kärsna ütleb, et . . . Aga nüüd on hinnad tõusnud.
. Aga maailmas olid hinnad kõrged. Nüüd on kõrgemad hinnad jõudnud ka Eestisse.
Kärsna ei tea, kas hinnad tõusevad veel. . . .
On Thursday, fuel prices rose at Estonian gas stations. Gasoline 95 now costs 1.7 euros per liter. Gasoline 98 costs 1.5 euros. Diesel fuel costs 1.7 euros per liter.
On Friday, prices were even lower. Gasoline 95 cost 1.584 euros. Diesel fuel cost 1.424 euros.
Tarmo Kärsna, the head of Alexela, says that prices rose due to the war. The war is between Israel and Iran. If the war were short, higher prices would not reach Estonia. But now prices have risen.
First, prices fell in Estonia. But globally, prices were high. Now higher prices have reached Estonia as well.
Kärsna does not know whether prices will rise further. The world is waiting to see what happens. If the war escalates, prices may rise. If the war calms down, prices may fall.