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ECONOMY • EUROPEAN UNION

EU oil import bill is €10 billion higher per month than in 2025, report says

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The European Union is paying €10 billion more per month for imported oil than in 2025, according to Euronews. The report links the increase to Middle East tensions and says experts do not expect costs to fall soon.

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Higher oil costs affect European businesses and households. The report does not identify a direct U.S. impact; any effects on U.S. companies or energy markets are not specified.