Average petrol prices in the European Union reached a record €2.10 per litre on September 28, according to the latest figures. The increase reflects higher crude oil costs, supply concerns, taxes, and transport expenses across member states. Prices varied widely between countries, with drivers in some markets paying considerably more than the bloc-wide average. The surge is adding pressure to household budgets, freight companies, and small businesses, while raising concerns that persistent fuel inflation could feed into broader consumer prices
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