No Excise Duty Cut as Diesel Hits 2.6 Euros on Highways

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•The Council of Ministers held a meeting on March 11, 2026, with no decision to lower excise duties on fuel.
•Diesel prices on highways have risen to 2.6 euros per liter.
•The price increase impacts both private drivers and commercial transport operators.
•No alternative government measures to offset fuel price increases were announced.

▸If the government decides to reduce excise duties on fuel in the near future diesel prices could decrease, easing costs for drivers and transport businesses.

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The lack of excise duty reduction has contributed to diesel prices rising to 2.6 euros, increasing costs for fuel consumers.

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