Factors behind higher fuel prices than oil
The article discusses the rise in gasoline prices above $4 in the United States due to renewed conflict in the Middle East. Oil prices continue to increase as a result of military strikes between the U.S. and Iran, with impacts on gasoline and diesel prices that exceed the cost of crude oil. It also highlights American moves such as imposing tariffs on Canadian products and developments related to a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia and its subsequent return in the Red Sea. These events come amid a potential escalation in the Yemen situation, with a focus on security and regional tensions.
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