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Petrol prices exceed two euros per litre in Europe

Petrol prices have risen above two euros per litre, reaching their highest level since September 2023. The EU is considering excise-duty reductions with limits.

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Higher fuel costs can increase household expenses and transport-related inflation.

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  1. Petrol above 2 euros per litre, it is at the highest level since September 2023. EU: "Yes to cutting excise duties, but with limits" ↗thevermilion.com · Recorded source date: Aug 27, 2026, 2:17 AM UTC

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