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Thousands of drivers strike in the Philippines over rising fuel prices

#2 Published Sep 29, 05:21 UTC Economy Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇵🇭 Manila

Public transport drivers strike in Manila over soaring fuel prices

#3 Published Sep 28, 06:43 UTC Economy Bloomberg 🔗

Rising Fuel Prices Brew Higher Costs for Major Beer Maker

#4 Published Sep 27, 20:06 UTC Economy Rio Times 🔗

🇭🇳 Tegucigalpa

Honduras Fuel Prices Rise for an 11th Week Despite a Bigger Subsidy

#5 Published Sep 25, 21:28 UTC Economy Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇺🇸 US

What would a US diesel export ban mean for global fuel prices?

#6 Published Sep 24, 16:22 UTC Economy Bloomberg 🔗

🇺🇸 US

Trump-Backed Export Ban Could Initially Lower Diesel Prices

#7 Published Sep 24, 16:15 UTC Economy Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

Subsídio de R$ 2,12 ao diesel deve ser mantido por 30 dias

O governo federal deve manter por mais 30 dias a subvenção de R$ 2,12 por litro de diesel, disse nesta quinta-feira (24) o ministro do Planejamento e Orçamento, Bruno Moretti. A prorrogação deverá ser anunciada ainda nesta semana. Atualmente, o benefício é resultado da combinação de duas medidas: uma subvenção de R$ 1,12 por litro, cuja validade termina neste sábado (26), e outra de R$ 1 por litro, anunciada pelo governo no início de setembro. Notícias relacionadas:Subsídios à gasolina e ao diesel são ampliados após alta do petróleo.Gasolina chega a preços recordes nos Estados Unidos.Petrobras aprova adesão à subvenção ao óleo diesel.Em entrevista para explicar a liberação de R$ 1,8 bilhão no Orçamento de 2026, Moretti afirmou nesta quinta-feira (24) que a tendência é manter o valor atual por mais um mês. “Vamos levar ao presidente [Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva] , mas, frente aos indicadores, a tendência é que a gente mantenha [a subvenção]”, ressaltou o ministro. Duas medidas A subvenção de R$ 1,12 por litro foi criada por uma medida provisória que perde validade no sábado. Já a MP mais recente, que estabeleceu o adicional de R$ 1, permite ao governo alterar o valor do benefício de acordo com as condições do mercado. Na prática, o governo poderá elevar a subvenção prevista na medida mais recente para preservar o valor total de R$ 2,12 por litro. A decisão ocorre em meio à preocupação com os efeitos da alta do petróleo e com problemas no mercado internacional de combustíveis relacionados ao conflito no Oriente Médio. Pressão nos preços A subvenção tem como objetivo reduzir a pressão sobre o preço do diesel no mercado doméstico, combustível utilizado principalmente no transporte de cargas e no transporte coletivo. Segundo o governo, a medida também busca reduzir o risco de problemas no abastecimento interno diante das oscilações no mercado internacional. Além do diesel, o Executivo anunciou neste mês outras medidas para reduzir os preços dos combustíveis: desoneração de R$ 0,63 por litro de PIS/Cofins sobre a gasolina; desoneração de R$ 0,19 por litro sobre o etanol; nova subvenção de R$ 1 por litro de diesel, somada ao benefício de R$ 1,12 já existente. Somadas, as medidas adicionais anunciadas pelo governo representam um custo estimado de aproximadamente R$ 7 bilhões por mês para a União. Decisão nesta semana A manutenção do benefício ainda depende da formalização pelo governo. Moretti afirmou que a decisão será levada ao presidente Lula, mas indicou que a avaliação técnica da equipe econômica é favorável à continuidade da subvenção. Caso seja confirmada, a medida evitará uma redução abrupta do benefício a partir deste sábado.

#diesel subsidy #fuel prices #petroleum market #government policy

#8 Published Sep 24, 11:17 UTC Economy Al Jazeera English 🔗

Could the oil shock push fuel prices even higher?

#9 Published Sep 23, 17:35 UTC Economy Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

ANP aplicou R$ 200 milhões em multas por alta abusiva de combustíveis

A Agência Nacional do Petróleo, Gás Natural e Biocombustíveis (ANP) aplicou mais de R$ 200 milhões em multas a distribuidoras de combustíveis por aumento abusivo de preços. Segundo a agência, alguns dos casos resultaram em elevação superior a 1.350% nas margens brutas das empresas, indicando a dimensão das variações identificadas nas investigações. Notícias relacionadas:Senacon inicia operação para apurar abusos nos preços de combustíveis.Novas medidas para combustíveis terão impacto de R$ 7 bilhões por mês.As penalidades decorrem de decisões de primeira instância administrativa em autos de infração lavrados pelas equipes de fiscalização da ANP. As empresas ainda podem recorrer. Os processos envolvem condutas praticadas durante a vigência das Medidas Provisórias nº 1.340 e nº 1.349, editadas entre março e abril deste ano para enfrentar problemas de abastecimento e conter a escalada dos preços dos combustíveis. A ANP informou que continua analisando outros casos relativos ao mesmo período, envolvendo distribuidoras, revendedores de combustíveis e comerciantes de gás liquefeito de petróleo (GLP). Operação Carga Pesada O anúncio ocorre no momento em que o governo federal intensifica o monitoramento do setor. Nesta quarta-feira (23), a Secretaria Nacional do Consumidor (Senacon) iniciou a Operação Carga Pesada para apurar possíveis aumentos abusivos nas margens de lucro de postos de combustíveis em todo o país. A operação foi desencadeada após a ANP receber cerca de 330 denúncias sobre suspeitas de altas indevidas nos preços. Com base em informações encaminhadas pela agência reguladora, a Senacon instaurou 70 processos administrativos sancionadores contra postos de combustíveis. Segundo a Senacon, a investigação não se concentra no preço cobrado na bomba, mas em eventuais aumentos injustificados das margens de lucro, prática que pode resultar em multas e outras sanções previstas no Código de Defesa do Consumidor. Dados apresentados pelo órgão indicam preocupação principalmente com o diesel S10. O preço médio nacional do combustível chegou a R$ 7,13 por litro em 19 de setembro, alta de 2,3% em uma semana. As maiores variações foram registradas na Bahia, em Mato Grosso, Pernambuco, Sergipe e no Tocantins. Na gasolina comum, o aumento médio nacional foi de 0,2% no período analisado. Mato Grosso, Pernambuco, Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná e Piauí apresentaram as maiores variações. O etanol, por sua vez, teve alta média de 3,3% na semana. Como denunciar Consumidores que identificarem possíveis irregularidades nos preços dos combustíveis podem registrar denúncias nos Procons estaduais e municipais ou junto à ANP, pelo telefone 0800 970 0267 e pelo aplicativo ANP com Vc – Postos. Para facilitar a apuração, é recomendável informar o nome e o endereço do estabelecimento, o tipo de combustível, o preço praticado e a data da ocorrência, além de apresentar, sempre que possível, notas fiscais ou outros comprovantes.

#ANP #fuel prices #Brazil #gasoline #diesel #inflation

#10 Published Sep 23, 17:06 UTC Economy Bloomberg 🔗

🇺🇸 US

US Weighs 90-Day Diesel Export Ban to Tackle Record Fuel Prices: Report

#11 Published Sep 22, 16:07 UTC Economy France 24 🔗

🇪🇺 EU

How is the EU responding to record fuel prices?

#12 Published Sep 21, 23:32 UTC Politics Agência Brasil 🔗

🇧🇷 BR

Senacon vai investigar 70 postos por aumento abusivo de preços

A Secretaria Nacional do Consumidor (Senacon), órgão do Ministério da Justiça e Segurança Pública, instaurou nesta segunda-feira (21), 70 processos administrativos sancionadores contra postos de combustíveis por indícios de aumento abusivo de preços. Os estabelecimentos podem ser multados em até R$ 14 milhões, com base no Código de Defesa do Consumidor (CDC). Os atos de fiscalização encaminhados pela ANP registraram aumentos de margem superiores a 70% em postos localizados no Rio de Janeiro, Espírito Santo, São Paulo e Paraná. Os postos terão 15 dias para apresentar defesa. Notícias relacionadas:Governo sanciona lei que permite reduzir tributos sobre combustíveis.Na última sexta-feira (18), a ANP informou à Senacon ter recebido cerca de 330 denúncias relacionadas a possíveis aumentos abusivos de preços e compartilhou informações para subsidiar a fiscalização e a análise do comportamento dos preços no mercado. Reunião emergencial Diante do aumento das margens de lucro, a Senacon convocou para esta terça-feira (22) uma reunião nacional emergencial com os órgãos de defesa do consumidor. A finalidade é realizar ações coordenadas de fiscalização em todo o país. A estratégia reúne medidas preventivas e repressivas para coibir condutas oportunistas para elevar preços sem justificativa compatível com as condições efetivas de comercialização.

#consumer protection #fuel prices #ANP #pricing regulations #Senacon

#13 Published Sep 21, 17:48 UTC Politics Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇵🇰 Islamabad

Protesters march on Islamabad over soaring fuel prices

#14 Published Sep 21, 14:39 UTC Economy France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

France: Government hosts energy meeting amid fuel price tensions

#15 Published Sep 19, 14:35 UTC Economy France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

As petrol prices rise, France turns to bioethanol – a cheaper fuel alternative

#16 Published Sep 18, 11:43 UTC Politics France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 FR

France’s Yellow Vests to return as fuel prices soar?

#17 Published Sep 17, 20:43 UTC Economy France 24 🔗

🇫🇷 Nice

French fishermen to end blockades over fuel prices

#18 Published Sep 16, 15:26 UTC Economy Rio Times 🔗

🇺🇬 UG

Uganda Shilling Weakens 6% as Fuel Prices Climb

#19 Published Sep 14, 01:08 UTC Politics Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇸🇾 SY

Protests erupt across Syria over sharp fuel price hikes

#20 Published Sep 12, 10:12 UTC Others Rio Times 🔗

🇪🇨 EC

Ecuador Has Imposed a Nighttime Curfew Across Four Coastal Provinces

#21 Published Sep 10, 18:48 UTC Economy France 24 🔗

🇮🇷 IR

Iran raises fuel prices for heavy users

#22 Published Sep 10, 15:38 UTC Economy Bloomberg 🔗

🇺🇸 US

Diesel Futures in US Top $5 a Gallon for First Time Since 2022

#23 Published Sep 9, 08:10 UTC Economy Rio Times 🔗

🇬🇹 GT

Guatemala’s Congress Capped Fuel Prices, but Not at the Pump Yet

#24 Published Sep 8, 08:15 UTC Economy Al Jazeera English 🔗

🇮🇷 IR

As fuel prices rise again, Iran’s government urges citizens to cut back

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