
Eni reduces the recommended price of diesel fuel to distributors by 2 cents, bringing it to 2.19 euros per litre, while the official ceiling remains at 2.25 euros after the expiry of the Government's tax discount.
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The official price cap for diesel remains at 2.25 euros, reached after the expiry of the state tax discount.
Eni further cuts the price of diesel recommended to distributors. With a reduction of 2 cents, the price list drops from 2.21 to 2.19 euros per liter (the same level as the first price cap communicated on 25 September).
The official price ceiling, as already reported by the company, remains at 2.25 euros. A value that was reached, as expected from the moment the price cap was announced, on Tuesday, when the tax discount put in place by the Government expired.
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