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BackÖsterreich plant erneute Spritpreisbremse für Oktober und November
Österreich plant erneute Spritpreisbremse für Oktober und November
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Österreich plant erneute Spritpreisbremse für Oktober und November

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  • Die österreichische Regierung plant eine Spritpreisbremse für Oktober und November, um die Preise um 12 Cent pro Liter zu senken.
  • Dabei soll die Mineralölsteuer um 6,7 Cent gesenkt und die Gewinnmarge der Mineralölkonzerne um 3,5 Cent pro Liter reduziert werden.
  • Die Maßnahme soll gegen die Inflation wirken und die Menschen zukunftsfroh stimmen.

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Die österreichische Regierung plant eine erneute Spritpreisbremse für Oktober und November, nachdem eine ähnliche Maßnahme im April nur noch wenige Cent Entlastung brachte.

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Entlastung für Verbraucher Österreich will Spritpreise um 12 Cent senken

Der Blick auf die Preisanzeige an österreichischen Tankstellen könnte bald etwas weniger Stress auslösen. Die Regierung plant eine Preisbremse für zwei Monate – um die Menschen »zukunftsfroh« zu stimmen.

23.09.2026, 20.01 Uhr

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  • Wie lange wird die Preisbremse genau dauern?
  • Wie wird die Senkung der Gewinnmarge der Mineralölkonzerne kontrolliert?
  • Welche Auswirkungen hat die Maßnahme auf den Staatshaushalt?

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