The Indian government announced on Monday (29) the lifting of restrictions on the sale of gasoline and diesel imposed this month in response to disruptions in global supply chains caused by the conflict in the Middle East. According to an official statement, the measures will cease to be in effect from July 1st. The restrictions had been adopted to avoid a possible shortage in the domestic market. Among them, the government prohibited commercial buyers from purchasing gasoline and diesel at retail fuel stations, in addition to limiting the daily volume of diesel purchases.
This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.