ynet reports that the fuel price in Israel will increase by 61 agorot per liter, following an earlier N12 report of a 60-agorot rise. The full report is on ynet.
ynet reported Thursday morning that the fuel price in Israel is set to jump by 61 agorot per liter. The report follows a first publication by N12 journalist Amalia Duak at 09:05, which forecast a 60-agorot increase in early August. The reason for the adjustment was not specified in the brief ynet alert.
The news comes amid a period of volatile global oil prices, driven by US-Iran tensions and OPEC+ production decisions. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple oil price surges this year, including a 7% jump above $90 per barrel in late July after President Trump threatened Iran.
In June, the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure announced a 32-agorot drop in fuel prices, illustrating the market's volatility.
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