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Global Fuel Crisis and Energy Supply Disruptions Amid Iran War
Rising fuel prices are disrupting multiple economies as the Iran conflict disrupts Strait of Hormuz shipping. India has raised petrol and diesel prices twice in one week; Australia is securing emergency jet fuel imports from China; Brazil's Treasury backs rate cuts despite inflation; Asian airlines face collapse risk without government support. The phenomenon reflects interconnected global energy markets responding to geopolitical instability.
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- Petrol, diesel prices hiked by 90 paise per litre
- Rahul Gandhi takes dig at PM Modi on Norway pension fund dropping Adani shares from portfolio
- Brazil Treasury Backs Rate Cuts Despite Iran War Inflation
- Vizag autorickshaw drivers protest fuel price hike, demand subsidised rates from State government
- India raises fuel prices again amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions
- India news: Petrol, diesel prices hiked again as Iran crisis deepens
- RBA warns Australia risks slipping into a '1990s recession' as oil shock mounts
- Australia secures more jet fuel from China, urea from Brunei
- Australia secures jet fuel shipments amid Iran war concerns
- Australia’s farmers, hit by Iran war costs and dry weather, grow less wheat
- Some Asian airlines could collapse like Spirit without help on rising fuel costs
- Naphtha shortage in Japan leads to packaging changes, price hikes
- G7 finance ministers explore responses to Iran war fallout