スペインの国立競争(公正取引)委員会:CNC(la Comision Nacional de la Competencia)は、石油卸売業者を価格協定の疑いで調査
Competition inspects oil companies on suspicion that prices agreed between
Competencia inspecciona a las petroleras por sospechas de que pactan los precios
El regulador apela a los recientes expedientes de la CNE sobre el 'efecto lunes'
Las petroleras elevan sus márgenes un 20% en plena crisis
El País Madrid 29 MAY 2013 - 11:48 CET
Competition inspects oil companies on suspicion that prices agreed between
The controller calls the recent records of the CNE on the 'Monday effect'
Oil firms raise their margins by 20% in crisis
The Country Madrid 29 MAY 2013 - 11:48 CET
The National Competition Commission investigates possible anticompetitive practices in the distribution market for automotive fuels suspicions they agree in fuel prices at service stations. To this end, reports the supervisor in a statement, "have carried out inspections in various petroleum products operating companies and an industry association."
On Monday and Tuesday, concrete Commission Competition inspectors have visited the headquarters of several petroleum products operating companies and an industry association, on suspicion of possible anticompetitive practices. As indicated in the note, the regulator suspects that the operators are coordinated pricing. Also, he adds, in the terms of trade of fuels sold in service stations.
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Competition recalls in this respect that the National Energy Commission (CNE) has recently denounced the "general alignment of the retail prices of motor fuels." Thus, stresses that the CNE has opened an information on the call Monday effect, which is the common pattern consisting of lower prices between Sunday and early week, then re-upload from Tuesday.
Changes in prices, the regulator, is not justified by the evolution of international prices. Among the objectives of the case, said competition is to identify which operators are responsible for these actions and see if the behaviors conform to the law.
The oil sector has been repeatedly "object of interest" by the competition authorities, the Commission acknowledges, again stresses that "the problem of the lack of competition in the sector." In fact, supervisors have reported a few weeks ago the significant increase in fuel prices, in a context of general price levels before taxes higher than those recorded in neighboring countries.
The inspections, recalls the CNC, are a preliminary step in the investigation process of the alleged anticompetitive conduct but not prejudge the outcome of the investigation or the guilt of inspected entities.
スペインの国立競争(公正取引)委員会:CNC(la Comision Nacional de la Competencia)は、石油卸売業者を価格協定の疑いで調査
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