Fuel prices continue to rise, with gasoline at 2.039 euros per liter and diesel at 2.147 euros, while the government is studying a mini-extension of 4-5 days of the tax discount for diesel, expiring on September 5, to support the most affected categories. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that Russia was not prepared for Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, stating that this led to a fuel crisis and required gasoline imports from abroad. (translated)
Fuel prices continue to rise, with gasoline reaching 2.039 euros and diesel 2.147 euros, raising concerns among consumer associations about the economic impact on all families. (translated)
The article analyzes the asymmetry in fuel prices in Italy, highlighting that increases in crude oil prices are almost immediately reflected at the pump, while reductions can take up to 17 days to manifest. (translated)
Small Italian businesses risk closing due to rising fuel prices and speculation, while oil companies warn that further taxes could hinder the investments needed to ensure supply security. (translated)
The return from vacation for Italian families is expected to be difficult due to the rising costs of fuel, school supplies, and bills, forcing them to reconsider their daily habits and expenses. (translated)
The article analyzes the surge in fruit and vegetable prices in Italy, attributing the increases to high energy costs, speculation related to fuels, and damage caused by extreme weather events, with concerns about a possible loss of purchasing power for families in the coming months. (translated)
Russia has started to import gasoline from Turkey and process oil in Kazakhstan to compensate for the fuel deficit caused by Ukrainian attacks on its refineries. (translated)
The Italian government is discussing the introduction of a tax bonus for incomes up to 50,000 euros to counter the high pressure of fuel prices, but there remains an internal division among political forces on who should benefit from it. (translated)
The League opposes fuel bonuses tied to income, accusing that such aids end up supporting foreigners and tax evaders, according to what Senator Claudio Borghi stated. (translated)
Fuel prices are slightly decreasing on Italian roads, while they continue to rise on motorways, creating concern among gas station operators and reflecting an increase in costs that indiscriminately affects families and workers. (translated)
The Council of Ministers has extended the cut in diesel excise duties until September 5, allocating an additional 130 million euros to assist the most vulnerable groups and studying a new support system, including a fuel bonus for employees and freelancers, to address the impact of the energy crisis. (translated)
The Council of Ministers approved the decree that extends the cut in fuel taxes on diesel until September 5, while after that date it will provide selective support based on income to address the increase in fuel prices, which have significantly impacted the expenses of Italian families during the summer. (translated)
The council of ministers has extended the discount on diesel taxes until September 5 to counter the rise in fuel prices, which has impacted family expenses during the summer, without, however, planning any intervention for gasoline. (translated)
The meeting of the Council of Ministers begins to discuss the extension of the tax cuts on fuels, while prices continue to rise, with estimates indicating an increase in spending by Italians on fuel during the summer, which could reach an additional 1.8 billion euros compared to last year, in the context of a crisis in international markets. (translated)
The government of Giorgia Meloni spent almost 2 billion euros in six months to temporarily reduce fuel taxes, but this measure, while popular, has proven ineffective in calming prices, which have increased due to rising oil costs and geopolitical tensions, making it difficult for the government to abandon a tool that is becoming unpopular. (translated)
The Council of Ministers is convened today at 6 PM at Palazzo Chigi to examine two legislative decrees related to the extension of the reduction in fuel taxes and urgent measures to ensure the operational continuity of the former Ilva plants, while gasoline and diesel prices continue to rise, significantly impacting Italian families' finances during the summer. (translated)
On the A22 motorway between Brenner and Modena, the price of diesel has crossed 3 euros per liter for the first time, with total fuel costs for Italians increasing by 1.8 billion euros compared to last summer, raising calls for taxation of excess profits of energy companies and warnings about the impacts on the economy. (translated)
Fuel prices are soaring, diesel hits 3 euros on the highway: “The full tank cost 1.8 billion more.” Schlein: “Tax excess profits.” Tajani: “Stuff from the USSR” - read more (translated)
Fuel prices continue to rise, with gasoline at 2.017 euros per liter and diesel at 2.137 euros, while at 6 PM a meeting of the Council of Ministers is scheduled to discuss the extension of the excise duty cut, necessary to alleviate the economic pressure on citizens and support the most needy segments, as highlighted by Confesercenti's estimates regarding the spending increase of 1.8 billion euros for the holidays of Italians. (translated)
