N12 journalist Amalia Duak reports that the price of fuel in Israel will rise by 60 agorot per liter at the beginning of August, according to a 'first publication' on the channel's Telegram feed.
N12 journalist Amalia Duak reported Thursday morning that the price of fuel in Israel will rise by 60 agorot per liter at the beginning of August, according to a 'first publication' on the channel's Telegram feed. The reported increase is larger than earlier forecasts cited in recent weeks. The Zioneer has previously covered the volatility in Israeli fuel prices, including a 32-agorot drop in late June (Jun 28) and a subsequent forecast of a 25-30 agorot rise for August (Jul 23). The price of 95 octane gasoline has fluctuated in recent months amid global oil market swings driven by the ongoing US-Iran confrontation.
2 developments
- StrongReport: Israel fuel price expected to rise 25-30 agorot per liter, near 7.75 shekels
- StrongUS gas price rises back above $4 per gallon as fighting with Iran resumes
- DevelopingIranian government: gasoline price hike inevitable as budget pressures mount
- DevelopingBrent crude oil rises to $88 per barrel amid Iran tensions
Source and signal
- Open-source intake