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Adjusted fuel prices in the Singapore market involving energy companies like Sinopec, Shell, and Caltex.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated oct 21

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  1. Caltex increases fuel prices in Singapore as Middle East tensions escalate.
  2. Multiple energy companies raised fuel prices in Singapore.
  3. Shell and Caltex raised petrol prices in Singapore following the easing of sanctions on Russian fuel by the Trump administration.

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6 reports, 1 independent, last reported Mon 00:00. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Adjusted fuel prices in the Singapore market involving energy companies like Sinopec, Shell, and Caltex.

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  1. Caltex increases fuel prices in Singapore as Middle East tensions escalate.1 source
  2. Multiple energy companies raised fuel prices in Singapore.1 source
  3. Shell and Caltex raised petrol prices in Singapore following the easing of sanctions on Russian fuel by the Trump administration.Sub-event
  4. Fuel price adjustments in Singapore alongside new labor sector openings for Timor-Leste workers.1 source
  5. David Klein met with Caltex representatives to discuss potential tax increases.Sub-event
  6. Energy companies adjust fuel prices in the Singapore market amid easing geopolitical tensions.1 source

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