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Fuel Tax Cut Extended Until End of November

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The reduction in excise duty on petrol and diesel will remain in place until November 30, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos announced on Thursday, extending a measure that was due to expire on September 17. The cabinet approved the finance ministry’s proposal to extend the reduced rates by 8.33 cents per litre for both petrol and […]

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The Council of Ministers approved a proposal from the Ministry of Finance, which extends the reduction in excise tax rates on motor fuels, which expired on September 17, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said at the Presidential Palace after the session on Thursday. Specifically, he said that the reduced rates on gasoline and diesel by 8.33 cents are being extended until November 30. As the Minister said, this decision “arises from the political w…

The Cabinet of Ministers approved a proposal by the Ministry of Finance, which extends the reduction of excise duty rates on motor fuels, which expired on September 17, Finance Minister Makis Keravnos said after the end of the session on Thursday. In particular, he mentioned that the reduced rates in gasoline and in [...] Fuel excise tax cut extended until 30 November

"It arises from the Government's political will to continue supporting households and businesses"

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fvn.no broke the news in Kristiansand, Norway on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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