Fuel prices in Romania will rise next week due to tensions between Israel and Iran, affecting the global supply chain
Emese Grancsa
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Tensions between Israel and Iran have led to a rapid rise in oil prices on international markets, with a direct impact on fuel prices in Romania. After Israel's attack on Iran, oil prices rose by up to 13%. This escalation of the conflict is already affecting the supply chain, especially for diesel fuel, and experts predict prices of up to 30 cents per gallon in the US, which will also affect Romania, where diesel will be hit harder.
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