Gasoline prices in Netherlands hit new record high

On September 25, a liter of Euro95 fuel cost 2.727 euros, while on September 17 it cost 2.726 euros.

Consensus

The average recommended price of Euro95 gasoline in Netherlands reached €2.73 per liter on September 18.
The previous historical record of €2.729 was set on September 26.
The price increase was attributed to rising global oil prices.
The rise in oil prices followed U.S. President Donald Trump's rejection of an Iranian proposal concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
Diesel fuel in the Netherlands saw a slight price decrease during the same period.
The historical maximum for diesel was recorded at €2.824 per liter on September 19.
The data was provided by the Dutch consumer organization UnitedConsumers and reported by the portal NU.nl.

The price of Euro95 reached 2.729 euros per liter on September 27, not September 28. — fontanka
The price of diesel decreased by 0.6 cents to 2.788 euros per liter on September 26. — fontanka
On September 27, Trump claimed a record volume of oil transported through the Strait of Hormuz, with seven ships passing through on September 10, compared to an average of 15 over the previous 10 days. — vedomosti
Before the current conflict, an average of 125 large commercial vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz daily, transporting about 20% of global daily oil and LNG shipments. — vedomosti
The diesel price decreased from 2.788 to 2.785 euros per liter. — vedomosti
The price of diesel was 2.788 euros per liter after a 0.6 cent decrease on September 26. — fontanka
The previous record for diesel was set on September 19, not September 19 as stated in other sources. — vedomosti