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The Thai government says the cabinet will discuss long-term plans for dealing with the floods and recovery measures.
2026-09-29
The Thai government says the cabinet will discuss long-term plans for dealing with the floods and recovery measures.
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2026-09-29
Reuters reports the White House is weighing expanding use of red-dyed diesel — fuel typically exempt from most federal fuel taxes — to help blunt recent diesel price spikes. The measure could allow more consumers to use red-dyed diesel, normally rest
Reuters reports the White House is weighing expanding use of red-dyed diesel — fuel typically exempt from most federal fuel taxes — to help blunt recent diesel price spikes. The measure could allow more consumers to use red-dyed diesel, normally restricted to non‑road uses such as agriculture, and largely exempt from the 24.4¢/gal federal highway fuel tax on regular on‑road diesel. Officials are reviewing the option as an alternative or complement to diesel export limits and assessing whether loosening rules would lower fuel costs for farmers, trucks and businesses. GasBuddy oil analyst Patrick De Haan said farmers already use tax‑exempt red‑dyed diesel, and permitting truckers to use it would reduce tax burdens but would not increase diesel supply or meaningfully lower prices. U.S. retail diesel averages have topped $6/gal, sustaining cost pressure on farmers, hauliers and companies.
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Ryanair CEO: Demand for air travel is very strong because airlines have been keeping fares low, but this cannot continue at current oil prices. Ticket prices will rise significantly next year.
Ryanair CEO: Demand for air travel is very strong because airlines have been keeping fares low, but this cannot continue at current oil prices. Ticket prices will rise significantly next year.
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