Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has not ruled out re-imposing caps on fuel station margins in response to rising fuel prices. He stated this possibility during a debate on Prima television. While resistant to reducing fuel excise taxes, Babiš indicated the government will investigate the margins of refineries, which he deems disproportionate. The potential move to cap margins mirrors previous government intervention aimed at controlling fuel costs for consumers in the Czech Republic. Babiš’s comments signal a willingness to consider measures to mitigate the impact of increasing prices on the public. The government is seeking options to address rising costs without resorting to excise tax reductions. This renewed consideration comes as fuel prices continue to climb, impacting consumers and the economy.