Romanian government attempts to lower fuel costs after largest weekly price hike since 1983
The executive is currently attempting to keep fuel costs under RON 10 (EUR 2) per liter as the war in Iran continues. The conflict led to the largest weekly increase in oil prices since 1983, triggering panic in global financial markets.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
· Updated · 2 min read
The executive is currently attempting to keep fuel costs under RON 10 (EUR 2) per liter as the war in Iran continues. The conflict led to the largest weekly increase in oil prices since 1983, triggering panic in global financial markets.
During statements made on Sunday, March 8, Romanian energy minister Bogdan Ivan stated that the government will intervene to keep fuel prices down.
