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Highest & Cheapest Gas Prices by Country

Awesome set of data from Bloomberg:

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Most expensive gas ranking: Price per gallon of premium gasoline: 
Norway $9.69
Denmark $9.37
Italy $9.35
Netherland $9.35
Greece $9.23
Sweden $8.97
Hong Kong $8.89
Portugal $8.85
United Kingdom $8.84
Belgium $8.82
France $8.72
Finland $8.59
Germany $8.56
Ireland $8.34
Switzerland $7.95
Slovakia $7.93
Hungary $7.69
Czech Republic $7.59
Japan $7.58
South Korea $7.57
Spain $7.55
Slovenia $7.54
Austria $7.45
Malta $7.32
Latvia $7.26
Luxembourg $7.24
Lithuania $7.24
Estonia $7.05
Poland $7.01
Cyprus $7.00
Bulgaria $6.94
Australia $6.75
Singapore $6.70
Romania $6.59
Chile $6.54
Brazil $6.41
India $6.06
Canada $5.75
South Africa $5.72
Seychelles $5.53
Argentina $5.44
China $5.31
Thailand $4.96
United States $4.19
Indonesia $4.11
Russia $3.71
Malaysia $3.30
Mexico $3.20
Iran $2.78
Nigeria $2.33
United Arab Emirates $1.89
Egypt $1.73
Kuwait $0.88
Saudi Arabia $0.61
Venezuela $0.09

Source: Bloomberg

This post originally appeared at The Big Picture and is posted with permission.

3 Responses to “Highest & Cheapest Gas Prices by Country”

Steve SmithMay 14th, 2012 at 4:18 pm

Barry:

Always good to step back and put things in perspective. Your chart made me think of something I hadn't thought of before. I'm guessing jet fuel prices are also that much cheaper in the Middle East or Venezuela. Any facts and/or opinions?

Guy F Ruff jrMay 14th, 2012 at 11:03 pm

Kuwait should be embarrassed. If it wasent for America freeing them they'd all have they're heads cut off by now.

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