Africa’s largest refinery tightens its grip on 92% of Nigeria’s petrol market
Local fuel supply during February is said to have met 92% of Nigeria’s fuel demand. As seen in…
Extra measures on energy cost
The average rate of gasoline per liter is about to climb over the psychological threshold of €2, with…
Central bank increases cash rate amid global energy shock – as it happened | Australia news
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Risk to stability – Newspaper
THE risks to Pakistan’s fragile economic recovery from the US-Israel war on Iran cannot be dismissed. Yet the…
When the petrol lights come on: How NZ’s fuel escalation levels work
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Fed faces new inflation shock as Middle East war cuts rate-cut odds this year to 47%
Earlier: — A new energy shock linked to the Middle East conflict is complicating the Federal Reserve’s path…
From Iran to interest rates, our economy is rigged for the rich – Greg Jericho
Greg Jericho is the Chief Economist at the Australia Institute and the Centre for Future Work, and a…
When will oil be too expensive? – marketplace.org
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Flailing Cuba invites exiles to return, but hurdles remain
Havana, Cuba — As President Donald Trump rachets up the pressure on Cuba’s communist-run government and threatens a…
RBA live updates: Reserve Bank hikes cash rate to 4.1 per cent in a split decision
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Federal politics: Energy minister Chris Bowen says panic buying is ‘very much’ behind fuel shortages — as it happened
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Poland is a model for economic growth
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