Government denies plans to treble gasoline price

Inflation, basic goods, imports, domestic producers

Reuters - Iran's government denied on Monday it would treble the price of gasoline as part of subsidy reforms that have been commended by the IMF but caused anger at home among a population struggling under Western trade sanctions. In a statement carried by the Fars news agency, the office of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said talk of a threefold price increase - broadcast on Friday by Ahmadinejad's bitter critic, the speaker of parliament - was "entirely false". Speaker Ali Larijani had said the government was looking to triple petrol prices >>>


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