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Italy to Convene Oil Refiners as it Seeks to Boost Fuels Output

The Italian government will meet its oil refining industry next month to discuss a boost in production as concern grows that surging prices for diesel and other fuels could stoke inflation.

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Italy to Convene Oil Refiners as it Seeks to Boost Fuels Output
The Italian government will meet its oil refining industry next month to discuss a boost in production as concern grows that surging prices for diesel and other fuels could stoke inflation.
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