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Fuel prices may rise, but GOIL says 30% transport fare hike doesn’t add up
His comments come as global crude oil prices approach $100 per barrel, raising concerns about another increase in pump prices and its impact on transport costs.
Mr Bawa said GPRTU’s assessment of transport fares should go beyond fuel prices.
Mr Bawa said that geopolitical developments are a concern for oil marketing companies because of their impact on petroleum prices.
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