Iran faces daily fuel and power shortages

Iran is facing a severe crisis in gasoline and electricity supplies, with a daily gap of about 20 million liters of gasoline between production and consumption due to reduced import capacity resulting from sanctions and market conditions. Additionally, ongoing power outages are disrupting commercial activities in cities, especially traditional markets that lack alternative energy sources, further increasing losses for shop owners. The Iranian government is moving towards raising gasoline prices to restructure fuel subsidies, amid concerns about the impact this could have on the transportation sector and commodity prices. The economy is under increasing pressure due to deteriorating infrastructure and rising demand during the summer season.

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