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Israel Fuel Prices Set to Rise Sharply, Erasing Recent Discount
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By Томер Адони
What happened
Gasoline prices in Israel are projected to increase by over 40 agorot per liter next week, potentially exceeding 8 shekels and largely canceling out a recent government discount. Global oil price increases, driven by geopolitical tensions, are the main cause.
- 01Israeli gasoline prices may rise over 40 agorot next week.
- 02The increase could push the price per liter back above 8 shekels.
- 03Global oil price hikes are the primary reason for the expected rise.
- 04Geopolitical tensions in Iran and the Bab el-Mandeb strait are factors.
- 05The rise will likely negate most of a recent 50 agorot government discount.
- 06The price increase could add 300 million shekels to consumer spending.
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