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A day of mobilization is planned for Saturday October 17, coinciding with the start of the All Saints' Day holidays, against a backdrop of high school anger and the potential return of the yellow vests.

TotalEnergies announces a reduction in station fuel prices and GNR. At the same time, an analysis highlights that French multinationals are now borrowing at more advantageous rates than the State, a situation not seen since 2011-2012.

Russia said it has sold more than $320 billion worth of hydrocarbons to European countries since 2022, despite sanctions. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak specified that $21.3 billion in purchases took place during the first nine months of 2026. The EU continues to import Russian energy, while certain states benefit from exemptions. The Swedish Foreign Minister has proposed seizing Russian assets frozen in the EU.

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced a drop in diesel prices from November 1 thanks to the destocking of 10 million barrels, with an expected reduction of 12 to 18 cents at the pump. TotalEnergies has committed to lowering its prices by 8 to 12 cents for individuals and 20 cents for GNR, while cash advances will be offered to rural stations to pass on the reduction immediately.

The French government is releasing 10 million barrels of strategic diesel stocks to reduce pump prices by 12 to 18 cents from November 1. The measure will last three months, with specific conditions for TotalEnergies.

The price of diesel in France fell for the third consecutive week, standing at 2.3283 euros per liter. Gasoline prices remain stable. This trend could be accentuated with the release of strategic stocks planned for November.