Kommersant reports: The rise in prices for gasoline and diesel fuel due to the conflict in the Middle East cost consumers in 169 countries analyzed an additional $468 billion ($60 per inhabitant), CREA analysts calculated. Consumers in the United States had to overpay the most - $160 billion or $471 per capita.
Consumers overpaid by half a trillion dollars for fuel due to Hormuz closure
Rising prices for gasoline and diesel fuel due to the conflict in the Middle East cost consumers in 169 countries analyzed an additional $468 billion (accordin…
