The French government has announced plans to allow retailers to sell fuel at a loss - even though French law currently prohibits doing so - with hopes that the measure will bring down prices at the pump for consumers.

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Uff. Where did you read that?

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https://www.rtlnieuws.nl/economie/artikel/5403394/benzine-prijs-diesel-brandstof-stijging-accijns-kabinet

Basically, it will increase about 20 cents per liter. Coupled with the fact that the advisory price is currently around €2.30 (lowest I’ve seen recently was €2.10), yeah…

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