
AI-generated summary
The price of fuel is influenced by international prices of refined products and by changes in excise duties.
Eni lowers the price of diesel fuel recommended to distributors of the brand by 4 cents per litre, bringing it to 2.21 euros per litre.
This is reported by data processed by Staffetta Quotidiana, according to which the drop would come "probably also in the wake of the new drop in international prices of refined products". It would therefore be a commercial choice.
Yesterday Eni raised the price cap on diesel from 2.19 to 2.25 euros following the disappearance of the tax benefit on excise duties.

Eni reduces the recommended price of diesel to 2.21 euros per liter, following the decline in international prices. At a national level, over 11 thousand points of sale offer petrol under two euros, while the average self-service prices show slight variations.

The price of diesel in Italy is rising again after the end of the excise duty discount. The government has not activated the mobile excise duty mechanism. The price at the pump increases by 6.1 cents per litre, increasing revenue for the State.
The 6.1 cent tax discount on diesel in Italy has ended. The government's failure to pass the decree on mobile excise duties caused an immediate increase in prices at the pump, despite previous promises.

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