De-escalation marks the prices of fuels on the Greek market, with mean value of unleaded petrol to be first formed for several months, after the outbreak of the war, below the limit of 2 euros per litre.
According to the latest market data available, the nationwide average price of unleaded petrol was moved to EUR 1,99 per litre By 14 June, developments attributed to Presence for an agreement between the US, Israel and Iran.
Charge for remote areas
Despite the general decline and the lowest prices in urban centres, prices still remain higher in several island and remote areas of the country.
The transport costs in these parts of the country, it significantly charges the final price on the pump and in some cases, unleaded is still sold over 2.10 euros a litre.
Typically, the two laws with the largest average unleaded value, based on the updated data of the observation fuel, are: Cyclades (2,180) and Dodecanese (2,091).
Small de-escalation and diesel
A similar trend is recorded in diesel diesel, with the average value being approximately in EUR 1,73 per litre, but despite improving the image compared to previous months, prices continue to move at levels higher than those prevailing before the energy crisis.
Market players point out that price developments are directly linked to the course of crude oil international markets, as well as expectations of stabilising the global energy situation.
It is noted that expectations of further reduction of petrol are identified with the international image, where today (15.06.2026) Brent retreats over 4.7% and negotiates at prices close to 83 dollars a barrel, while reducing over 5% to $80 a barrel is observed in crude oil.
Market estimates
A defining role for continuity will be played by international political and economic developments, as markets closely monitor the negotiations and agreements under way, with market analysts noting that some of the expectations for de-escalation have already been reflected in prices.
Despite the positive climate, industry officials estimate that the full refund price levels pre-energy turmoil It will take time, without, however, excluding the possibility that de-escalation would evolve faster than the initial forecasts.
