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AMERICAS OIL: Mexico to Sign Agreement with Gasoline Retailers

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Mexico to Sign Agreement with Gasoline Retailers to Keep Consumer Prices Under Control: Reuters

  • President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Wednesday the Mexican government plans to sign an agreement with gasoline retailers to keep prices affordable for consumers.
  • The agreement, which Sheinbaum described as voluntary, would keep prices from topping 24 pesos ($1.17) per liter, she said, adding that the deal should be tied up within the next two weeks.
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Mexico to Sign Agreement with Gasoline Retailers to Keep Consumer Prices Under Control: Reuters

  • President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Wednesday the Mexican government plans to sign an agreement with gasoline retailers to keep prices affordable for consumers.
  • The agreement, which Sheinbaum described as voluntary, would keep prices from topping 24 pesos ($1.17) per liter, she said, adding that the deal should be tied up within the next two weeks.