US EditionRenewed Limit of 24 Pesos to Gasoline for 6 Months
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The federal government and the gas companies renewed the voluntary agreement to set the price of regular gasoline at 24 pesos, said President Claudia Sheinbaum. “As the price of gasoline rises in the world, in Mexico we protect the economy of families, through the renewal of the voluntary agreement with 96 percent of filling stations so that regular gasoline stays at less than 24 pesos per litre,” said the president on social networks.
Mexico is a crude producing country and has been trying to build up its refining industry for years, but in 2025 it imported an average of 337,000 barrels a day, the vast majority coming from the United States.
In the face of the global escalation of energy prices due to the conflict in Iran, Mexico’s president Claudia Sheinbaum has again agreed with the businessmen a cap on the price of regular gasoline at 24 pesos per litre. “As the price of gasoline rises in the world, in Mexico we protect the economy of families, through the renewal of the voluntary agreement with 96% of the filling stations so that regular gasoline will remain at less than 24 peso…
On Wednesday, the federal government and gas companies renewed the voluntary agreement to maintain the maximum price of regular gasoline at 24 pesos per litre. The agreement was made during a meeting led by President Claudia Sheinbaum with representatives of companies operating filling stations in the country. At the end of the meeting in Palacio Nacional, Enrique Félix Róbelo, representative of the National Organization of Oil Suppliers (Onexpo…
Federal government and gasoline producers renewed agreement to maintain at 24 pesos the maximum price of regular gasoline for six months more.
If you believe that the war in Iran does not affect us, I have bad news, and that is that there was a new agreement to fix the maximum price of the liter of regular gasoline at 23.99 pesos, so the federal government again contains a politically sensitive price in an adverse international environment. The oil rise, driven by the conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran, already took the barrel to levels close to 90 dollars and that pre…
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