
Pemex eliminated oil exports to Cuba between April and June 2026, after an average of 900 barrels per day in the first quarter and around 15,000 barrels per day in 2025, according to a SEC report reported by El Informador, following the US executive order allowing additional duties on countries that supply oil to Cuba.
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Pemex had exported oil to Cuba at an average of about 900 barrels per day in the first quarter of 2026 and about 15,000 barrels per day in 2025, before eliminating shipments in the second quarter according to the SEC report.
The Mexican state oil company Pemex has eliminated oil shipments to Cuba in the second quarter of 2026, according to the report presented to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the US stock exchange supervisory authority. This was reported by the Mexican newspaper El Informador. The subsidiary Servicios Logísticos y Recursos Estratégicos recorded no exports to the island between April and June, after averaging around 900 barrels per day in the first quarter. The figure is a sharp decline compared to around 15,000 barrels per day in 2025.
The suspension comes after the executive order signed on January 29 by US President Donald Trump, which allows additional duties to be imposed on countries that sell or supply, directly or indirectly, oil to Cuba. According to El Informador, Pemex stopped reporting shipments after the US order and acknowledged that Washington's new trade policy may affect its operations, although it did not officially attribute the stop to US measures.

After the end of the diesel tax discount, the price of diesel rose to 2.261 euros per liter. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni asked oil companies to respect the price cap through moral suasion, underlining that the government has 170 million euros in mobile excise duties to use. Eni has reduced the price of its diesel by 4 cents, while the EU debate on the taxation of extra energy profits heats up.

The president of Confindustria Ceramica Augusto Ciarrocchi denounces that the high energy price is no longer a cyclical emergency but a structural problem for the Italian ceramic industry, asking the government for a package of interventions to support a sector with over 7.5 billion euros in turnover, concentrated in the districts of Sassuolo and Civita Castellana.

Eni reduces the recommended price of diesel to 2.21 euros per litre. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni hopes for the restoration of the ceiling to 2.19 euros, evaluating the use of 170 million euros in mobile excise duties to contain costs at the pump.

Eni has reduced the recommended price of diesel fuel at its distributors by 4 cents per liter, bringing it to 2.21 euros. The decision follows an earlier increase and is attributed to the decline in international prices of refined products.

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.