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Diesel price level / last 7 weeks in €Cent
(08.09.2010, 12:05 o'clock)

1,185 €

10,8 Ct
1,078 €

22.07.10

1,181 €

10,0 Ct
1,082 €

29.07.10

1,193 €

10,8 Ct
1,085 €

04.08.10

1,200 €

11,8 Ct
1,082 €

12.08.10

1,198 €

12,6 Ct
1,072 €

19.08.10

1,201 €

12,9 Ct
1,072 €

26.08.10

1,206 €

13,6 Ct
1,070 €

02.09.10

1,183 €

12,0 Ct
1,063 €

05.09.10

1,187 €

12,4 Ct
1,063 €

yesterday

1,185 €

12,0 Ct
1,065 €

today

Red bar:	Price changes due to gross profit (added to the calculatory effective crude oil price corresponding to US dollar exchange rate and taxes)
Blue bar:	Price changes due to crude oil price / US dollar exchange rate / taxes. Calculated on the basis of the current unified crude oil price / US dollar exchange rate. Special prices by reason of supply agreements, stock-keeping etc. are not taken into account here.

Further explanation of statistics:

gasoline-germany.com passes on reporting individual data for petrol stations as prices nowadays are changing day-to-day. So the price you just found out for your favourite petrol station "around the corner" might have changed by the time you arrive there. More important in our point of view: The current price level (price fixing). Another relevant indicator: The companies' price level that accounts for apparent differences in prices. As proved by the statistics the companies' share (red bars) is relatively low compared to the all-round price. The price adjustment largely depends on this price range: the blue bars represent fixed values derived from crude oil price, US dollar exchange rate and taxation. Our statistical evaluation shows that price increases are commonly applied much faster than price reductions due to reduced purchase prices.

Our petrol price forecast calculates the pricing pressure caused by varying purchase prices including differences, such as regions and companies, combining those with former records of companies' economic behaviour e.g. increasing / decreasing prices on effective dates such as weekends and holidays. Obviously our system is currently inadequate to provide secure predictions of purchase prices (largely dependant on US dollar exchange rate / crude oil price), in other words: sudden changes will, of course, have a severe impact on charged prices.