Six months since the war between the United States and Israel against Iran began, gasoline prices have risen in at least 145 countries worldwide, with Myanmar seeing the largest increase at 56%, and the United States experiencing a 39% rise.
Al Jazeera, citing GlobalPetrolPrices data, reported that gasoline prices have risen in at least 145 countries worldwide since the United States and Israel went to war with Iran six months ago. Among them, Myanmar saw the largest increase in gasoline prices, rising by 56% from $0.77 per liter on February 23 to $1.20 on August 17. Bhutan, Cuba, the UAE, and Nigeria experienced increases of 55%, 51%, 50%, and 48% respectively. In the United States, according to AAA Fuel Prices, the national average price for regular gasoline rose by 39% from $2.94 per gallon before the war to $4.09 currently.
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