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Los Angeles Times
Rising costs may persist beyond Iran conflict
A tentative agreement to end the Iran war is unlikely to bring immediate relief to consumers. Despite falling oil prices, the disruption of supply chains has caused persistent higher costs for gasoline, food, airline tickets, and other goods, which are expected to linger for months. Factors such as refinery processing times, fuel prices, and global supply chain disruptions mean that prices for fuel, groceries, and shipping will remain elevated despite the ceasefire.
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