The price of oil...The cost of life that the state doesn't care about.
In the first half of this month, global oil prices held low, averaging the last 10 trading days at about $79.9 / barrel, caused by the market's positive view of ending the war, opening the Strait of Hormuz back to normal, and also predicting that prices would fall to near pre-war levels.
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But now that expectations have been shattered, because "Trump" was born dashing, declaring to seize the Strait of Hormuz as U.S. territory, and preparing to take more economic measures to pressure Iran.
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Iran also confirmed that it would not resume negotiations with the United States and that the Strait of Hormuz would continue to close under Iranian control.
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The recent maritime situation in the Strait of Hormuz has returned to a standstill. No crude oil is transported through the Strait by ships of any nationality.
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Back in front of our pump, the price of oil will definitely rise again!! (When he is relatively calm, our price is still expensive), the cause is still the same, the cost is rising, and most importantly, the oil price structure is cruel to the user.
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That says it's cruel because...The price of oil we use is 50% of the cost of public access.
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It consists of a friendly literature tax, a municipal tax (10% of friendly literature), and a VAT (Vat 7%, hit 2 times in front of the refinery and the pump). It also has oil fund contributions (most recently negative, around 7.2 billion baht) and energy conservation contributions.
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Although the war has had such a heavy impact on the Thai economy that it has caused quite a lot of debate about the deconstruction of oil prices, anti-hoarding stances, etc., but finally, silence is just a show from the national administration that does not cause change, helps to build resilience for the business sector and to live in any way.
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Today, such storage structures remain intact, not receding, not diminishing, to support the purchasing power, the cost of living in the public sector.
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So prepare to use oil very expensive. Carry on the increased cost of life.
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While the much-anticipated second half of the economy is likely to recover, what will it bring?
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