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  1. Despite a decline in global crude oil prices, the central government is allowing domestic fuel prices to rise, leading to accusations of profiteering from fuel taxes.

A regulator has convened to discuss fair petroleum pricing because global oil price shifts are not being absorbed by the domestic market.

8 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 2
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A regulator has convened to discuss fair petroleum pricing because global oil price shifts are not being absorbed by the domestic market.

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  1. State-run oil marketing companies are successfully absorbing crude prices in the $85-$90 range.Sub-event
  2. YPF, Argentina’s state-backed oil company, is raising prices, linking the hikes to international crude oil prices.Sub-event
  3. A directive was issued to the NMDPRA to enforce pricing transparency, noting the failure of price drops to align with international benchmarks.Sub-event
  4. Regulator called to discuss fair pricing due to domestic market disconnect from global oil price shifts.1 source

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Despite a decline in global crude oil prices, the central government is allowing domestic fuel prices to rise, leading to accusations of profiteering from fuel taxes. All 3 developments

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