US EditionThe Government Will Cap the Margins of Fuel Traders. Babiš Stated the Optimal Amount
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The conflict in the Middle East and the subsequent blockade of key supply routes have sent fuel prices soaring to historic highs. A liter of diesel is approaching the average price of 50 crowns. Andrej Babiš's government is preparing extraordinary measures. It plans to reduce excise taxes and cap margins. When will the measures come into effect and why did the state lend 100,000 tons of oil to Orlen? Deník.cz has prepared answers to the most fre…
The state will prepare measures to cap the margins of fuel traders. According to the government, they are inadequate in some cases. This was stated by Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) at a press conference after a cabinet meeting on Monday.
According to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), the current margins at gas stations are inadequate. The average purchase price of fuels in March was CZK 40.70. Prices, especially around highways, are around CZK 49, Babiš said. According to him, the margin for gasoline should be CZK 2.50 per liter and CZK 3.50 per liter for diesel. Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) said that the government is therefore preparing a regulation of margins. Th…
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