Swedish diesel costs about 22.70 kronor per liter following Monday’s price increase. In Germany, the gas station association is warning of a price of three euros per liter. That’s equivalent to 33.82 kronor at the current exchange rate. This isn’t the same as the price at the pump in Sweden. Taxes differ between the two countries. However, it is possible to calculate what the German price level would mean here.
The difference between today’s average German price of 2.404 euros and 3.00 euros is just under 0.60 euros. After adjusting for Germany’s 19 percent VAT, that comes to about 0.50 euros—approximately 5.60 kronor for raw materials and refining.
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