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Economy February 25, 2021 | 9:27 am

Recent rise in oil prices worry retailers

Santo Domingo. - The members of the Fuel and Derivatives Companies Society (SEC) expressed concern about the recent rises in international oil prices, due to their great impact on the costs of fuels distributed in the Dominican Republic. In a statement the SEC said increases registered in crude oil in recent weeks are due to different external situations, such as: the impact of the winter storm... Read more

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