From November 1, the price of fuel should fall: 10 to 12 cents per liter following the release of 10 million barrels of oil from strategic stocks by the government.
This reduction in prices also concerns 705 stations in the Total network from this Saturday, thus offering a notable reduction for motorists.
If this measure constitutes good news for consumers, it is of great concern to independent stations, already weakened by the crisis, who fear not being able to keep up with this competition and permanently losing their customers.
The price of fuel must fall by 10 to 12 cents per liter from November 1, following a withdrawal of 10 million barrels of oil by the government from strategic stocks.
But from this Saturday, it must also drop in 705 stations in the Total network.
Good news for consumers but less so for independent stations who, already badly damaged by the crisis, fear not to be up to the task and not to find their customers.