Fuel prices in all three Baltic States have increased this week, Latvian news agency LETA reports.

95 octane petrol was most expensive in Tallinn. Riga was the second cheapest and Vilnius the third. Meanwhile, diesel fuel was most expensive in Vilnius and cheapest in Tallinn.

In Tallinn, the Estonian capital, 95 octane petrol at „Circle K“ petrol stations this week cost €1.679 per litre, while diesel fuel was €1.609 per litre.

A litre of petrol at „Circle K“ petrol stations in Riga was €1.654 and a litre of diesel €1.634.

At the same time in Vilnius, the price of petrol at „Circle K“ petrol stations in Riga was €1.559 per litre and diesel €1.699 per litre.