
Sébastien Lecornu receives distributors on Monday to organize the reduction in prices at the pump from November.
The government announces a drop in fuel prices at the beginning of November thanks to strategic stocks and the payment of aid of 100 euros for 1.6 million French people from October 16.
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The government is putting in place measures to ease the pressure on purchasing power linked to fuel prices.
Fuels: towards a drop in prices from “the beginning of November” thanks to the release of diesel stocks, according to Serge Papin
Sébastien Lecornu at the same time announced that he would receive fuel distributors in Matignon on Monday “to concretely organize this reduction in prices at the pump”.
Fuels: 1.6 million French people will automatically receive aid of 100 euros from October 16
The Minister of Public Accounts David Amiel clarified this Sunday the terms of the assistance system for motorists. At the same time, the government wants to ensure that the release of strategic reserves results in a reduction in prices at the pump.
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Meeting in Matignon with fuel distributors
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