From September 1, the Polish government officially stopped the “low price fuel” program, abolished the maximum price limit at gas stations and fuel tax relief, and returned to market pricing. Since then, domestic oil prices in Poland have continued to rise. Some Poles say that rising oil prices have affected their daily lives and the way they travel. As the impact of soaring oil prices spreads from the transportation industry to the overall economy and people's lives, the Polish government plans to introduce new policies to suppress oil prices. However, some Polish economists say that the impact of external factors on Polish oil prices far exceeds that of internal policies. The top priority is to reduce the spillover effects of rising oil prices on other commodity prices.

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