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Energy prices to hit record highs with end of government subsidy next month

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by japantimes.co.jp•1d ago•1 views•
Energy prices to hit record highs with end of government subsidy next month
Utility companies announced that standard household rates for October usage will rise by between ¥835 and ¥1,578 from the previous month.
Utility companies announced that standard household rates for October usage will rise by between ¥835 and ¥1,578 from the previous month.
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