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一 |     The Federal Trade Commission is proposing a new rule that seeks to eliminate junk fees -- those hidden costs that can unexpectedly push up prices consumers pay at checkout.The proposed rule would apply to many industries across the economy, including event tickets, hotels and apartment rentals. If the rule goes into effect, companies that continue to charge these fees could be fined and forced to pay back consumers.The FTC says the far-reaching rule could save consumers “tens of billions of dollars in fees.”“The proposed rule would prohibit corporations from running up the bills with hidden and bogus fees, requiring honest pricing and spurring firms to compete on honesty rather than deception,” FTC Chair Lina Khan said on a call with reporters.The FTC estimates the proposed rule will save consumers more than 50 million hours per year of wasted time spent searching for the total price in live ticketing and short-term lodging alone. This time savings is equivalent to more than $10 billion over the next decade.There will be a 60-day public comment period once the rule is published in the Federal Register.Senior administration officials, however, did not have guidance on when the rule could be finalized and go into effect.The FTC has the authority to move forward with this rule without additional approval from Congress, officials said.As President Biden continues his push of “Bidenomics” and focuses on the everyday costs that hit American pocketbooks, this is another chance for the president to try to appeal to voters about his economic message. He’s repeatedly highlighted his administration's efforts to tackle these junk fees across a number of sectors -- from air travel to health care.Separately, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is issuing guidance to large banks and credit unions, prohibiting them from charging customers fees for basic information about their accounts, like checking their bank account balance.The CFPB also released a new report showing its crackdown on bounced check fees has saved consumers nearly $2 billion since 2021.。    　　法国石油巨头道达尔能源（TotalEnergies）首席执行官潘彦磊(Patrick Pouyanné)周一在挪威举行的能源会议上表示，尽管当前美伊局势紧张，道达尔能源仍将继续投资中东地区，尤其是阿布扎比的富查伊拉港石油出口管道扩建项目。　　该CEO此前曾强调，鉴于美以与伊朗冲突期间霍尔木兹海峡交通陷入瘫痪，为中东石油出口投资建设替代管道极有必要。　　潘彦磊指出，道达尔能源目前可能是伊拉克或卡塔尔石油最大的贸易商，情况很清楚，集团需要投入一定数额的资金来支持一条替代路线。

二 | 　　这一石油巨头将参与巴格达至叙利亚输油管道的项目合作，同时也会在阿布扎比进行投资，使富查伊拉港输油管道的运力翻倍。　　现有的富查伊拉港输油管道日输送能力可达180万桶，这在阿联酋寻求增加从霍尔木兹海峡外的阿曼湾沿岸的石油出口时发挥了至关重要的作用。　　阿联酋目标到明年将这一出口能力翻倍。（文章来源：财联社）。

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