Fuel Prices: Towards "Additional Aid for Large Rollers", Confirms the Minister of Labour on TF1
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Jean-Pierre Farandou spoke on Monday 21 September in the morning of TF1, ahead of a meeting in Matignon on measures to support the French in the face of rising gas costs.
"Hello! Matinale TF1" this Monday, the Minister of Labour Jean-Pierre Farandou confirmed that the government was planning to extend the aid "big rollers". Faced with the prices of fuels still high, "we will finalize measures to go until the end of the year", he said. - Fuel prices: towards "an additional aid for large rollers", confirms the Minister of Labour on TF1 (Policy).
Faced with price booms at the pump and geopolitical tensions, the government is multiplying meetings to try to calm the social grunt and secure energy supplies
The government is working on measures to counter the rise in fuel prices up to the end of 2026, announced on Monday 21 September, the Minister of Labour and Solidarity, Jean-Pierre Farandou, on TF1. However, his announcements are part of the policy already under way, without a price freeze or a participation of large oil tankers being considered, warn Fabien Roussel (PCF) and Manuel Bompard (LFI).
The bar for government interventions in the energy market, and especially in liquid fuels, seems to be set low in view of the winter. The temporary reduction of the Special Consumption Tax (SCT), which was the most “loud” intervention that had been on the table, is postponed until later, as the required fiscal margin has not yet been secured and there is no movement on an “escape clause” at the European level. Thus, the emphasis now falls on mor…
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