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Petrobras Hikes Gasoline Prices After Brazil Subsidies Approved

Brazil’s oil producer Petrobras is increasing domestic gasoline prices for distributors after the government approved new subsidies to shield consumers from Iran war-fueled crude price hikes.

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Petrobras Hikes Gasoline Prices After Brazil Subsidies Approved
Brazil’s oil producer Petrobras is increasing domestic gasoline prices for distributors after the government approved new subsidies to shield consumers from Iran war-fueled crude price hikes.
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