Iran to Raise Gasoline Prices Due to U.S. War-Induced Shortages and Unsustainable Subsidies
The Financial Times reported that Iranian authorities warned they would raise gasoline prices, despite the country having some of the lowest fuel prices globally, due to shortages caused by the war in Ukraine and unsustainable government subsidies.
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