How Middle East Oil Disruption Can Raise Household Costs
Fuel markets are reacting first to renewed Middle East disruption, while freight, groceries, school goods and travel could face slower, uneven cost increases.
Fuel markets are reacting first to renewed Middle East disruption, while freight, groceries, school goods and travel could face slower, uneven cost increases.
Oil flows and benchmark prices have partly recovered, but the IMF and IEA warn that inventories and refined-fuel resilience are thinner.