The Government Is Negotiating with MOL Executives About Diesel Subsidies
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According to the Prime Minister, a significant price reduction would trigger gasoline tourism and could lead to a diesel shortage.
Oil prices are rising after the US strikes. Péter Magyar promises that the government will help, but not by introducing a protected price.
The Prime Minister summoned the MOL CEO due to rising fuel prices.
The Tisza government is holding another cabinet meeting, where, in addition to preparing next year's budget, curbing fuel prices and introducing targeted subsidies are also on the agenda. The cabinet is also consulting with MOL executives about the market situation, while the prime minister is preparing for an international summit in Bratislava, according to a Facebook video shared by Prime Minister Péter Magyar on his social media page.
Zsolt Hernádi, the CEO of MOL, and several of the company’s executives were summoned to Wednesday’s government meeting after the world oil price rose significantly. According to Péter Magyar, the government is discussing with MOL executives how to curb the rise in the price of gasoline and diesel. At the same time, the prime minister ruled out the introduction of a protected price, because he believes that in the short term […]
Following government consultations that lasted until dawn and a session of the National Assembly, the TISZA government met again in the morning, with the fuel situation also a priority issue on its agenda.
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