Fuel Prices May Take Months to Return to Pre-Iran War Levels

Experts suggest that it could take several months, possibly up to a year, for fuel prices to return to the levels seen before the war in Iran. This indicates a prolonged period of elevated costs for consumers.

16 Jun, 10:36 — 16 Jun, 10:36

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DOE: Bringing fuel prices to pre-war levels may take up to 12 months

Prior to the Middle East crisis, diesel cost around P55 per liter, while gasoline and kerosene cost around P56 per liter and P83.47 per liter, respectively

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Fuel Prices May Take Months to Return to Pre-Iran War Levels

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DOE: Bringing fuel prices to pre-war levels may take up to 12 months

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DOE: Bringing fuel prices to pre-war levels may take up to 12 months

Mēnešu vai pusgada laikā. Kad degvielas cenas varētu atgriezties līmenī pirms kara Irānā?

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