"Window" for Extension of Diesel Subsidy and Expansion to Heating in October
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THE BESTAccording to market sources, three main options are on the table for October scenarios.
October is shaping up to be the first major test for energy costs, as the return of oil above $100 a barrel is gradually being passed on to fuel prices and creating a new headache for households, businesses and financial staff. The biggest question mark now concerns the price at which heating oil will debut on October 15. New measures to support households are being put on the table.
Significantly higher than last year's levels, heating oil is expected to “start” on October 15.
New pressures on energy costs are being caused by the rise in the international price of oil, with Brent moving above $100 per barrel and the government facing a difficult autumn. The first big test comes on October 15, when the distribution of heating oil begins. The estimates so far […]
The new surge in international oil prices above $100 per barrel once again highlights for the economic staff the need for new interventions, especially in view of new price increases in diesel and in view of the great winter needs for heating oil. If the distribution of heating oil began today, the […]
Oil's new race above $100 is upending energy bills, with the finance staff considering a diesel subsidy extension and additional heating support ahead of winter
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