UK regulator says no evidence fuel retailers taking advantage of Middle East crisis
UK regulator says no evidence fuel retailers taking advantage of Middle East crisis LONDON, June 1 (Reuters) - Britain's competition regulator has found no evidence that retailers had altered their fuel pricing strategies to take advantage of the Middle East crisis, the watchdog said on Monday.
The Competition and Markets Authority's analysis indicated that elevated wholesale prices continued to explain most of the increase in pump prices in March and into April, it said in a statement.
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