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Fuel Subsidies May Top $1 Trillion As Iran War Drags, UN Says
Source: Bloomberg
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A UN study estimates that global fuel subsidies could exceed $1 trillion this year as governments attempt to shield consumers from energy-price increases tied to the Iran war and other crises. The rising fiscal burden limits governments' capacity to offset higher fuel costs, increasing risks of persistent inflation, budget deterioration and reduced consumer support.
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