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Israel Fuel Prices Expected to Rise 25–30 Agorot Next Week

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Israeli motorists are expected to pay 25 to 30 agorot more per liter for self-service 95-octane gasoline when regulated prices update between Saturday night and Sunday. The forecast would lift the maximum from NIS 7.48 to about NIS 7.75 per liter, while full-service fuel would approach NIS 8. The estimate assumes no major easing in the United States-Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz does not fully reopen and the dollar remains above NIS 3. A renewed rise in global oil prices after attacks disrupted energy flows is driving the projected increase.

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