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German Economy on Edge: Energy Prices Soar Amid Iran Conflict
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Federal Chancellor Merz expressed concern about the rising energy prices as a result of the Iran war. This could have an impact on the economy, he said in Berlin. SPD Secretary-General Klüssendorf demanded tougher rules for oil companies instead of state aid such as a tank discount.
Oil prices continue to rise: Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil talks about price-driving. His party friend Dirk Wiese calls on the Minister for Economic Affairs to act.
In light of rising energy prices due to tensions in the Middle East, a clear majority of Germans support government relief measures. In a Forsa poll conducted for "Stern" and RTL, 77 percent of Germans favor intervention by the federal government if oil and gas prices remain high or continue to rise in the coming weeks. Conversely, 22 percent do not believe government intervention is necessary. One percent answered: "don't know." Those in favor…
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