Fuel Prices in Italy Rise Again, ANSA Reports
Self-service unleaded petrol and diesel prices climb further, according to figures cited by Italian news agency ANSA.
Fuel prices in Italy have risen further, according to a report published by the Italian news agency ANSA on September 16, 2026.
ANSA reported that the average price of a litre of unleaded petrol at self-service pumps stood at 2.132 euros, while diesel was priced at 2.246 euros per litre.
The agency did not provide additional details on the factors driving the increase or how the current prices compare with previous periods. ANSA's report was limited to the stated average figures for self-service fuel across the country.
EGazette could not independently verify the figures beyond the ANSA report at the time of publication.
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- Fuel prices in Italy soar even higher — ANSA (Italy)
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