Daily brief
Italian fuel companies have capped prices as the antitrust authority stepped in, following government negotiations with Tamoil over a fuel price cap. Separately, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen requesting budget flexibility to address inflation's impact, and pledged wage and purchasing power measures in the budget. Meloni also said that buying nuclear energy from neighboring nations makes no sense.
Madrid's rental supply has fallen sharply amid new housing decrees.
The EU has questioned Binance over its continued operations despite a wind-down order, according to the Financial Times.
Eni has completed the reorganization of its Plenitude shareholding, and the company has been deconsolidated.
Azerbaijan and Greece explored investment ties at a business forum in Athens, and a new airline is set to fly between Rosario and Madrid.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary