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Gasoline Prices Rise Globally Following Start of Iran Conflict
Gasoline prices have increased significantly in several countries since the onset of the conflict involving Iran. The largest increases were reported in Myanmar, the Philippines, and Malaysia, with the United States also experiencing a notable rise. The changes affect regions including Southeast Asia, the United States, and Canada, extending beyond a simple oil supply disruption.
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Gasoline prices at pumps have risen sharply worldwide since the beginning of the conflict with Iran, according to a report by @MarioNawfal. The report highlighted percentage increases in several locations.
saw the highest spike with a 101% increase in pump prices.
Effects Southeast Asia has been impacted the most severely among the regions mentioned. The report indicated that the situation involves more than an oil supply shock, though details were incomplete in the available information.
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