Ministry of Finance Maintains a 25% Reduction in Diesel Acccess for Two More Weeks
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The Ministry of Finance maintains a 25% reduction in standard diesel fuel consumption for the period 16-30 September, in the context of increasing international rates and pump prices. The aim of the measure is to limit the impact of fuel costs on the economy and consumers. The article The Ministry of Finance maintains a 25% reduction in diesel fuel consumption. The measure applies until 30 September is the first time in Romania TV.
The Ministry of Finance prolongs the 25% reduction in diesel acccess for the period 16–30 September 2026, following the new biennial assessment provided for by Law 162/2026. The announcement was made on Tuesday, 15 September 2026, the last day on which the measure applied in the period 1–15 September was active.
The Ministry of Finance maintains a temporary 25% reduction in the excise duty on standard diesel fuel during the period 16-30 September 2026. The decision comes after the biennial assessment provided for by the mechanism established by Law 162/2026.
The price of the motor continues to rise at an alarming rate, even if the state maintains the maximum allowed reduction of the attack. Wednesday, September 16, 2026, Motorina again costed on September 16, 2026 and reached 10.70 lei/l. Maximum reduction of the attack no longer manages to stop the wave of charges.
The Ministry of Finance announced on Tuesday that the 25% reduction of the standard diesel acccess will be maintained also in the period 16-30 September 2026. The measure comes in the context of continuous pressures on the fuel market and represents a continuation of the intervention applied in the first half of the month. According to a communication of the institution, the decision was taken after the billion [...]
The Ministry of Finance maintains a 25% reduction in standard diesel acccess for the period 16–30 September, based on rising international rates and pump prices. The measure reduces excise duty by more than 700 lei per 1,000 litres, while diesel is currently sold by more than 10 lei per litre in all major networks.
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