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Peru: BCR projects a faster decline in oil, fuel prices
The Central Reserve Bank (BCR) projected that oil and fuel prices would decline more rapidly than previously expected due to a potential agreement between the United States and Iran to bring an end to the conflict involving the two nations and ensure the safe passage of these energy sources through the Strait of Hormuz.
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