Egypt raises fuel prices up to 30% as Middle East war bites
Egypt has raised domestic fuel prices by up to 30 percent, citing “exceptional” global energy pressures linked to the ongoing Middle East conflict that has disrupted oil supplies and shipping routes.
The increases were announced on Tuesday, March 10, by the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources and apply to gasoline, diesel and natural gas used in vehicles.
In a statement, the ministry said the price adjustments were driven by disruptions in global supply chains, rising geopolitical risks and increased maritime shipping and insurance costs, which have pushed petroleum product prices to levels not seen in years.
Global oil markets have been volatile during the conflict involving Israel, Iran and the United States. Oil prices briefly climbed above $119 per barrel ...










