Petrol prices strain US households as oil giants Chevron, Exxon profits soar
Low-income US households are hit hardest, spending more than 10 percent of monthly income on petrol as prices rise.
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The results come as oil supermajors have reported blowout quarterly profits, benefitting from higher fossil fuel prices amid the Iran war.
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Read the full report at CNBC WorldLow-income US households are hit hardest, spending more than 10 percent of monthly income on petrol as prices rise.
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