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Crude oil prices have reached $100 per barrel, marking a 40 percent increase since the beginning of the war in Iran. This rise in oil prices has led to increased costs for gasoline, diesel, and other refined fuels.
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Crude oil prices have reached $100 per barrel, marking a 40 percent increase since the beginning of the war in Iran. This rise in oil prices has led to increased costs for gasoline, diesel, and other refined fuels.
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