- Poland will cut VAT and excise taxes on fuel to protect drivers from rising prices due to the Middle East conflict.
- Prime Minister Donald Tusk will announce details at a press conference.
- Other European countries, including Romania and Hungary, have also taken measures to cap fuel prices.
- Poland is considering, but has not yet implemented, a windfall tax on oil companies’ profits.
- Italy is also considering cutting fuel excise duties, with businesses warning of significant cost increases due to the conflict.
Source: uk.finance.yahoo.com
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