The progressive withdrawal of the tax cut on fuels initiated this August will mean that filling up the tank this summer will be a greater effort for many families going on holiday. Furthermore, the war in Iran continues and, although the price of crude oil has fallen in recent weeks, there is nothing to suggest that the situation will stabilize. Despite Donald Trump's comings and goings to try to reduce the price of oil on the markets through an agreement with Iran, the U-turns that characterize the President of the United States suggest that instability in the Middle East – and, consequently, in the energy markets – will remain. In addition, road trips are gaining popularity this summer.

The price war at gas stations has erupted. At least temporarily, and with greater savings the more contracts and service agreements signed with the companies. This comes after fuel prices soared the day after the outbreak of war in the Middle East and the surge in oil prices, which reinforced the situation. from the control of abuses by the National Commission for Markets and Competition (CNMC)The major companies have entered into a price war ahead of Easter. In any case, the biggest discounts are obtained if other services related to electricity or gas are contracted.