US midterms, attacks aside... prepare for a higher fuel price
From Future Media News · 0:35
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Brent crude may have dipped a little as Iranian and Qatari officials continue talks to end the US-Israeli war on Iran. But international traders warn that tensions could push prices towards US$120 a barrel after Tuesday’s US midterm elections with the Trump administration having toned down rhetoric regarding Iran in the run-up to the vote. Future Media News South African economist Dawie Klopper for his comments. Future Media News Podcasts Webpage
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