Israel - Iran has fallen at least 5 percent of the price of fuel in the international market due to the implementation of the ceasefire, which is known as the international standard for Brent oil, which is known as the international standard for $68 per barrel.
The fear of the Strait of Hormuz being stopped due to the Iran-Isralt conflict has reached an unprecedented level of oil prices, which has gradually started to decline in a stable level after the ceasefire has been implemented, and investors' concerns about supply have been reduced.
Analysts say fuel prices will be more normal if the ongoing instability stops completely.
