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Diesel prices are surging putting further pressure on Europe. Ukraine is only part of the story. (opens the original)
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Even if you don't fill your own vehicle with diesel, its price has a big impact on your life. While gasoline is mainly a consumer fuel for cars, diesel powers much of the wider economy, from freight transport and farming equipment to construction and industry. That is why diesel shortages or price shocks can have a bigger economic impact than higher gasoline prices by raising the cost of moving goods and operating heavy machinery. As businesses become strained, these higher energy costs will be
Diesel prices are surging putting further pressure on Europe. Ukraine is only part of the story. (opens the original)
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Even if you don't fill your own vehicle with diesel, its price has a big impact on your life. While gasoline is mainly a consumer fuel for cars, diesel powers much of the wider economy, from freight transport and farming equipment to construction and industry. That is why diesel shortages or price shocks can have a bigger economic impact than higher gasoline prices by raising the cost of moving goods and operating heavy machinery. As businesses become strained, these higher energy costs will be
Diesel prices are surging putting further pressure on Europe. Ukraine is only part of the story. (opens the original)
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Even if you don't fill your own vehicle with diesel, its price has a big impact on your life. While gasoline is mainly a consumer fuel for cars, diesel powers much of the wider economy, from freight transport and farming equipment to construction and industry. That is why diesel shortages or price shocks can have a bigger economic impact than higher gasoline prices by raising the cost of moving goods and operating heavy machinery. As businesses become strained, these higher energy costs will be
Why the youth jobs crisis is becoming global (opens the original)
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The youth job crisis that first became obvious in China points to major economic and social problems that governments and businesses need to address. Last year, unemployment, weak job prospects and a general lack of economic opportunities drove young people onto the streets in Kenya, Peru, Nepal, Indonesia and the Philippines. This year, concerns about youth unemployment have added fuel to protests in South Africa and Morocco. In India, they helped give rise to the Cockroach Janta Party, a movem
Iran's oil supply threat extends beyond Strait of Hormuz (opens the original)
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Oil and gas exports from the Gulf face renewed disruption as fighting between the US and Iran intensifies. For both countries, control of the Strait of Hormuz is key. Over the past months, Iran has shown it can control or at least disrupt the strait, said Guntram Wolff, a senior fellow at Bruegel, a think tank, and a professor of economics at the Free University in Brussels. "Several months of bombing campaigns have not undone Iran's ability to control the Strait of Hormuz," said Wolff, leaving
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