Thailand Fuel Prices Rise: Gasohol & Diesel Costs Impacting Consumers
Thailand saw a rise in retail prices for gasohol and diesel on September 15th. The increase is expected to strain household budgets and potentially lead to higher consumer prices due to increased logistics costs. While the government aims for price stability through energy policies, risks from international situations remain.
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