- Well, we will certainly see [how much prices will rise at petrol stations tomorrow], it will vary from station to station. We know that the differentiation between stations is often high, even within one city, one province, so of course these changes will differ at different stations - said Andrzej Domański in a conversation with Marcin Fijołek in Polsat News' "Graffiti".

- No, as I said, I will not provide such calculations at the moment. We know that the CPN package, it was communicated very clearly from the very beginning, was a temporary package, related to the situation in the Middle East, to the war in the Middle East, to the fact that oil prices shot up to even 115-116 dollars per barrel. Today it is 70 dollars - he continued.

- I remember, we discussed in this studio what if, what would happen if oil was at 150 dollars per barrel? Fortunately, this scenario did not materialize. Our government introduced the largest shield package for drivers in Europe, both lower excise duty and VAT. And from the very beginning, we said that these were temporary solutions - the Minister of Finance emphasized.