The State Has Published New Caps on Gasoline and Diesel Prices
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The Ministry of Finance on Wednesday published price ceilings for Thursday, when the state will start regulating fuel prices again. Gasoline will be sold for a maximum of 46.14 crowns per liter, diesel for 48.72 crowns. The measure responds to uncertainty in the oil market and rising fuel prices.
A liter of diesel can be sold for a maximum of 48.72 crowns on Thursday, while the price of gasoline cannot exceed 46.14 CZK per liter. The government is re-imposing price caps, which, like the last regulation, do not apply to premium fuels, and which it currently only plans to keep until the end of October. Is this a sign that the crazy fuel prices caused by the conflict in the Middle East could soon be a thing of the past?
Maximum prices for gasoline and diesel will be reintroduced in the Czech Republic from Thursday, October 1. The Ministry of Finance will announce them every working day. At the same time, the excise tax on diesel will be reduced for a month. Here are the maximum fuel prices for tomorrow.
The government will intervene in fuel prices again due to expensive fuel prices. From Thursday, October 1, gas stations will be able to sell a liter of Natural 95 gasoline for a maximum of 46.14 crowns. The maximum price of diesel will be 48.72 crowns per liter. This follows from a statement by the Ministry of Finance on the government regulation on fuel price regulation.
The maximum selling price of diesel will be 48.72 crowns per liter on Thursday, and 46.14 crowns per liter for gasoline. The Ministry of Finance ordered this in the price gazette on Wednesday. The government has taken steps to regulate fuel prices due to their significant increase in price in recent weeks. The Ministry of Finance will determine the price ceilings for individual days until the end of October.
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