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Chancellor Friedrich Merz has promised to address rising fuel prices in Germany, with specific relief measures yet to be determined. Gas prices have surged, prompting frustration among drivers, particularly in rural areas. The government is exploring various options, including tax relief and potential caps on fuel prices, amid discussions of an excess profits tax on energy companies.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz has promised to address rising fuel prices in Germany, with specific relief measures yet to be determined. Gas prices have surged, prompting frustration among drivers, particularly in rural areas. The government is exploring various options, including tax relief and potential caps on fuel prices, amid discussions of an excess profits tax on energy companies.
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