New Delhi: The impact of the ongoing war in the Middle East is now directly visible on the fuel market virtually the world. After the sharp rise in the prices of transplanted oil, the prices of petrol and diesel have reached record levels in many countries. The situation is such that in some countries diesel prices have increased by increasingly than 70 percent, which is directly well-expressed the pockets of worldwide people.
What is the reason for this rise?
In fact, tensions related to Iran and the fear of supply disruption in the Strait of Hormuz have created fear in the market. This route is an important part of the world's major oil supply. As the threat increased, the prices of transplanted oil increased and its impact was directly visible on the prices of petrol and diesel.
In which countries was the impact seen the most?
The situation is increasingly serious in many countries of South-East Asia and Africa. Diesel became increasingly expensive by 72 percent in Laos, while a jump of up to 50 percent was recorded in Vietnam. In Nigeria too, diesel has increased by increasingly than 60 percent. Countries like Cambodia, Germany and Spain have moreover seen a sharp increase in fuel prices.
What is the impact on worldwide people?
The forfeit of fuel is directly impacting the prices of transport, logistics and everyday items. Inflation has started increasing in many countries and governments are having to take steps like subsidies or controls. Reports show that the prices of petrol and diesel have increased in increasingly than 80 countries, due to which economic pressure is increasing globally.
Will prices increase in India also?
At present, the prices of petrol and diesel in India remain stable. The government says that the country has sufficient stock and volitional routes of supply have moreover been prepared. Due to this, despite the surge in the international market, there has been no transpiration in the prices at the domestic level.
What could be the situation ahead?
If this tension continues for a long time, India too will not be worldly-wise to completely escape from it. Due to an increase in the forfeit of transplanted oil, the country's import snout will increase and this may stupefy the worldwide people in the future. Right now the situation is under control, but in the coming time everything will depend on the international situation.
