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Italy Cuts Fuel Tax by 25 Cents Per Liter for Twenty Days

The Meloni government adopted a decree reducing fuel prices by 25 cents per liter for gasoline and diesel for twenty days in response to the surge in oil prices caused by the Middle East conflict.

Italy Cuts Fuel Tax by 25 Cents Per Liter for Twenty Days

CountriesItalie, Iran, Serbie, États-Unis, Israël
SectorPétrole, Carburants, Gaz, GPL
ThemePolitique publique

Italy adopted a decree reducing gasoline and diesel prices by 25 cents per liter for twenty days, effective March 19, 2026. The text, described as a "temporary and emergency measure" by the Council of Ministers, also provides for a reduction of 12 cents per kilogram on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). These provisions respond to a surge in crude oil prices of nearly 50% since end-February, linked to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, through which approximately one-fifth of the world's crude oil normally transits.

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