Portugal Approves Temporary Windfall Tax on Oil Companies
Portugal approved a temporary windfall tax on oil companies' excess profits to fund household relief and green investments, causing Galp shares to drop 3.2% amid rising fuel prices.
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Portugal approved a temporary windfall tax on oil companies' excess profits to fund household relief and green investments, causing Galp shares to drop 3.2% amid rising fuel prices.
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