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Peru’s Fuel Prices Fell in July. Transport Still Costs 14% More Than a Year Ago.

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Peru’s Fuel Prices Fell in July. Transport Still Costs 14% More Than a Year Ago.
The Rio Times
The Rio Times42 mins ago
Peru’s Fuel Prices Fell in July. Transport Still Costs 14% More Than a Year Ago.
Peru's inflation rose to 4.07% in the year to July. Vehicle fuels fell 4.4% during the month, yet transport is still 14.30% dearer than a year ago.
Fortune
Fortune1 days ago
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Dutch News
Dutch News2 days ago
Dutch inflation rises to 3.1% in July as fuel costs soar
Inflation rose slightly to 3.1% in July, sustaining the above-target trend of the last two and a half years, according...
BA parent company IAG’s profits down more than a third after fuel cost hit
The group reported pre-tax profits tumbling to 995 million euro (£852 million) in the three months to the end of June.
BA parent company IAG’s profits down more than a third after fuel cost hit
The group reported pre-tax profits tumbling to 995 million euro (£852 million) in the three months to the end of June.
Irish News
Irish News2 days ago
BA parent company IAG’s profits down more than a third after fuel cost hit
The group reported pre-tax profits tumbling to 995 million euro (£852 million) in the three months to the end of June.
NL Times
NL Times2 days ago
High energy and fuel prices push Dutch inflation to 3.1% in July
Daily life in the Netherlands became 3.1 percent more expensive in July than a year earlier, Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reported based on a first estimate.
Punch
Punch🏁 first to report2 days ago
Imported petrol now costs more than Dangote fuel – Report
The landed cost of imported petrol has surpassed Dangote refinery’s gantry price, prompting calls to halt fuel importation and prioritise local refining.