Greek PM says Greece is to offer fuel subsidies worth EUR 300mln to help households with rising energy costs

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The announcement of EUR 300 million in fuel subsidies by Greece is a direct response to rising energy costs affecting households. This move signals the government's commitment to easing the financial burden on consumers, which might impact inflation expectations and influence market sentiment regarding energy prices and fiscal stability in the region.

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