US Edition"We Have a Lot of Trouble with This Type of Measure": How Can We Explain the Government's Position in the Face of Rising Fuel Prices?
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With the conflict in the Middle East, fuel prices have risen. If the situation worries motorists, the government has not yet taken steps to lower the bill. How do we explain this strategy? Nicolas Doze's response, LCI economic editorialist. - "We have a lot of trouble with this type of measure": how do we explain the government's position in the face of the rise in fuel prices? (Conso and trends).
Since the American-Israeli strikes on Iran at the end of February, petrol flirts with the 2 euros per litre in France, Germany and the Netherlands. Transport & Environment is worth 77 euros the monthly savings of an electric conductor on an equivalent thermal, even taking into account a potential increase in the price of electricity. But this serenity has conditions.
Due to the crisis in the Middle East, fuel prices in the EU have increased: in neighboring countries up to 17%. In Belarus, prices remain at the same level, but the price of electricity for electric cars has increased by 12%. We will figure out what will happen next with fuel and charging for cars.
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