Piero Cingari
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Diesel taxes in Europe: Which countries charge the most? (opens the original)
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Diesel is now the most expensive fuel at Europe's pumps. The EU weighted average price of diesel reached €2.226 per litre on 21 September 2026, according to the European Commission's Weekly Oil Bulletin. That was the highest level since the data began in 2005. That is 13.4 cents more than a litre of Euro-super 95 petrol. Filling a 50-litre tank with diesel now costs about €111. Roughly 40% of that amount goes on taxes. Taxes on diesel averaged €0.861 per litre across the bloc, or 38.6% of the pu
Europe’s most troubled companies: Who’s hit hardest by high interest rates? - AOL (opens the original)
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Borrowing money is getting more expensive again. For most European companies, that is uncomfortable but manageable. For businesses already heavily indebted, it can become a much bigger problem. Some of the names caught in the squeeze are surprisingly familiar. They include the company behind Legoland and Madame Tussauds, the owner of Lipton tea, one of Europe's largest residential property managers and the telecoms empire built by billionaire Patrick Drahi. Then there is Aston Martin, the Britis
Which companies face the steepest borrowing costs in Europe? (opens the original)
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Borrowing money is getting more expensive again. For most European companies, that is uncomfortable but manageable. For businesses already heavily indebted, it can become a much bigger problem. Some of the names caught in the squeeze are surprisingly familiar. They include the company behind Legoland and Madame Tussauds, the owner of Lipton tea, one of Europe's largest residential property managers and the telecoms empire built by billionaire Patrick Drahi. Then there is Aston Martin, the Britis
Europe's fuel crisis: The 10 oil stocks that rallied in 2026 (opens the original)
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European motorists are paying record prices at the pump, while investors in the companies that produce and refine those fuels are having a remarkable year. Europe's renewed fuel crisis has driven a powerful rally in the region's oil and gas companies, with share prices up between 40% and nearly 90% since January. The biggest gains are not simply about crude oil. The more important story is happening inside refineries. Shortages of diesel, petrol and jet fuel have pushed the gap between the price
Europe’s fuel crisis: These 10 oil stocks soared as much as 87% in 2026 - AOL (opens the original)
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European motorists are paying record prices at the pump, while investors in the companies that produce and refine those fuels are having a remarkable year. Europe's renewed fuel crisis has driven a powerful rally in the region's oil and gas companies, with share prices up between 40% and nearly 90% since January. The biggest gains are not simply about crude oil. The more important story is happening inside refineries. Shortages of diesel, petrol and jet fuel have pushed the gap between the price
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