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The high fuel prices also concern Italian politics. But instead of a state price cap, the government leaves it in an appeal to the oil industry. This now partly voluntarily lowers prices. For the companies this is probably cheaper than state coercion.
For the first of October, the new fuel discount applies. However, according to consumer protectors and the car club, this does not necessarily mean that drivers are actually relieved.
Fuel prices are falling this morning: the Ministry of Enterprise and Made in Italy announces that, based on the latest data collected by the Observatory on fuel prices of...
The 30-day fuel-price caps state-controlled energy giant Eni announced last week for its gas stations in Italy, limiting prices at €2.19 per litre for diesel and €1.99 for unleaded petrol, came into force on Monday. (ANSA)
Yesterday, the ceiling adopted by the company Eni (32% of whose shares are owned by the Italian state) was implemented.
Discount of 1.99 for petrol and 2.19 for diesel: in some distributors in the province with the prices are finished reserves. Meanwhile Giani attacks the government on excise duties.
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