Petrol prices strain US households as oil giants Chevron, Exxon profits soar
Low-income US households are hit hardest, spending more than 10 percent of monthly income on petrol as prices rise.
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WorldPingHigher oil prices boost the energy giant's results while environmental groups accuse it of profiteering.
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Read the full report at BBC BusinessLow-income US households are hit hardest, spending more than 10 percent of monthly income on petrol as prices rise.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Al Jazeera
WorldPingRolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news While oil company profits soar, farmers across Europe are warning of a slump in food production and rising prices as crops suffer as a result of extreme heat, drought and wildfires.
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WorldPingWhen oil prices change, it affects your energy costs—and even the price of everyday items. Here’s why.
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WorldPingLevy could raise £19bn to help pay for Andy Burnham’s support for those struggling with bills, say campaigners Business live – latest updates Campaigners have renewed calls for a windfall tax on UK banks that could raise £19bn towards Andy Burnham’s…
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WorldPingThey'll be able to buy the 16-17 Saver railcard up until the day before they turn 18.
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President Donald Trump has warned that the latest round of negotiations with Iran are the "last chance" to bring an end to the five-month conflict.
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