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Gasoline in Belgium gets more expensive, but still much cheaper than in the Netherlands: here is the difference

Gasoline in Belgium gets more expensive, but still much cheaper than in the Netherlands: here is the difference

The maximum price for Euro95 gasoline in Belgium will increase by 7 cents to 1.936 euros per liter starting this Friday. Despite the price hike, fuel remains significantly cheaper in Belgium compared to prices in the Netherlands.

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