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Oil Crisis: the Naphtha Has Already Risen More than 23% Since the Beginning of the Middle East War and Filling the Tank Exceeds $100,000
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The sustained rise in fuel, driven by tension in the Middle East, hits the pocket and puts pressure on the prices of the entire economy.
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In the City of Buenos Aires, the super naphtha already exceeds $2,000 per litre in service stations of brands such as Shell and Axion Energy, consolidating an upward trend that has not found a brake in recent weeks. The increase in fuels occurs in an international context marked by the rise in the price of oil, driven by geopolitical tension in the Middle East, which has a direct impact on local values. The price of fuels continues to rise and a…
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