Bangladesh raises fuel prices by up to 17% amid global oil price surge
What to know about Bangladesh raises fuel prices by up to 17% amid global oil price surge
Bangladesh has raised fuel prices by up to 17.4%, piling fresh pressure on consumers and businesses already struggling with power and gas shortages, as the government moved to stem mounting losses from surging global oil prices and higher shipping costs…
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What happened
Bangladesh has raised fuel prices by up to 17.4%, piling fresh pressure on consumers and businesses already struggling with power and gas shortages, as the government moved to stem mounting losses from surging global oil prices and higher shipping costs…
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