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Italy faces fuel-price pressure as refinery closures lift costs

Fuel costs in Italy are reported to be around €2.50 per litre amid refinery closures. The disruption is contributing to sharply higher prices and pressure on fuel supply.

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Sustained fuel-price increases can raise transport and consumer costs across Italy and affect wider supply chains.

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  1. Fuel costs around 2.5 euros per litre "invisible" of the refineries closed: this is how Italy got into trouble ↗thevermilion.com · Recorded source date: Sep 12, 2026, 6:46 AM UTC

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