Galp says fixing maximum margins on fuel "doesn't seem to make sense"
Fuels: Galp says fixing maximum margins "does not make sense".
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Fuels: Galp says fixing maximum margins "does not make sense". In the first semester, oil benefited from refining margins that it classified as historically high, at $15.8 per barrel. However, "it does not seem to make sense" such an intervention taking into account the experience of other international markets where there are regulated prices, he added.
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Fuels: Galp says fixing maximum margins "does not make sense".
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In the first semester, oil benefited from refining margins that it classified as historically high, at $15.8 per barrel.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Economia +1However, "it does not seem to make sense" such an intervention taking into account the experience of other international markets where there are regulated prices, he added.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Economia +1
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