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Middle East clashes push fuel prices higher as inflation persists

Clashes in the Middle East have lifted fuel prices to painful levels, adding pressure while inflation remains elevated. The price increase and affected markets are not quantified.

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Higher energy costs can worsen inflation and reduce household and business purchasing power beyond the conflict zone.

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  1. No relief from inflation as Middle East clashes lifts fuel prices to painful levels ↗wccbcharlotte.com · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 3:16 PM UTC

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