Greece Imposes Profit Margin Cap to Curb Speculation Amid Energy Crisis
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Greece decided to impose limits on profit margins on fuel and goods sold in supermarkets.
The announcement by Prime Minister Mitsotakis: the limit will be in force for three months.
Greece Imposes Profit Margin Cap to Curb Speculation Amid Energy Crisis
Greece has announced a three-month cap on profit margins for fuel and supermarket products to prevent speculation due to surging energy prices. The cap aims to deter profiteering despite global economic uncertainties fueled by Middle Eastern conflicts. These measures are effective immediately and last until June.
Greece Imposes Profit Caps on Fuel and Supermarkets Amid Middle East Crisis
Greek ministers announced emergency measures as a result of the Middle East crisis on Wednesday. Credit: AMNA The Greek government has announced profit caps in an emergency package of measures to curb profiteering and shield consumers from price spikes triggered by the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. As previously signaled by PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis, a mandatory ceiling (cap) on profit margins has been imposed on fuel and essential supermarket…
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