Energy price increases put pressure on households and businesses in Greece
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Households and businesses in Greece are facing another increase in energy costs. The price of petrol has exceeded 2 euros per litre, while electricity remains at high levels.
The increases are directly affecting citizens' everyday lives. Those who use a car for work or for getting around pay more for every refuelling. At the same time, electricity bills in homes remain higher than usual.
Businesses are also in a difficult position. The increased energy costs raise production and transport expenses, which may affect the prices of products and services. Small and medium-sized enterprises, in particular, are finding it difficult to absorb these burdens.
Overall, the situation shows that energy costs remain one of the main economic concerns for Greeks. Citizens are urged to monitor prices and to consider ways of saving energy at home and at work.
Sources: Dnews
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