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The Greek government has announced emergency measures to combat price gouging, including price caps on fuels and supermarket goods until the end of June.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a three-month cap on profit margins for fuel and supermarket products to combat price gouging exacerbated by the Middle East crisis.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced the implementation of price caps on fuel and supermarket products during a meeting with the President of the Republic.

The WA government is considering a temporary petrol price cap to combat soaring fuel costs in Perth amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

Lithuanian Prime Minister I. Ruginienė discusses the European countries' introduction of fuel price caps in response to rising fuel costs.

Hungary will cap gasoline and diesel prices at local fueling stations due to rising global oil prices influenced by the ongoing Iran conflict.

Hungary has announced a price cap on gasoline and diesel, limiting this measure to local drivers only.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announces a price cap on fuel to counteract rising oil prices resulting from the war in the Middle East.

The Greek government plans to implement a price cap on fuel following a spike in Brent crude oil prices exceeding $100 per barrel.

The South Korean government is implementing a price cap on oil products and expanding fuel tax cuts in response to a spike in domestic oil prices following international conflicts.

The Blue House announced that it will implement an oil price cap this week to combat soaring fuel prices due to instability in the Middle East.

The South Korean government is contemplating implementing a price cap on fuel amidst concerns of rising energy costs caused by escalating conflicts in the Middle East.

Due to the surge in domestic oil prices following the US-Israel-Iran conflict, President Yoon has revived the dormant oil price cap system as a warning to curb consumer price spikes, while also considering the side effects of price control measures.

The average price of gasoline and diesel in Seoul has surpassed 1900 won per liter for the first time in over three years, prompting President Lee to direct a price cap and investigations into excessive pricing due to the impacts of international conflicts.

President Yoon has directed the implementation of a price cap on gasoline amidst soaring fuel prices in South Korea.

TotalEnergies has decided to maintain its fuel price cap at 1.99 euros per liter despite rising fuel costs linked to the Middle East conflict.

The Greek government is prepared to intervene in the fuel market with regulatory measures in response to rising prices stemming from the Middle East conflict, as announced by Minister of Development Takis Theodorikakos.

Ofgem has announced a reduction in the energy price cap, bringing it down to £1,641 for typical dual fuel households starting in April.