UK Watchdog: No War Price-Gouging at Fuel Pumps, but Profits Stay High

UK Watchdog: No War Price-Gouging at Fuel Pumps, but Profits Stay High

The CMA, Britain's competition watchdog, found no proof fuel sellers used the Iran war to unfairly raise prices. But the gap between what retailers pay and charge remains unusually high. Sellers tend to change prices slowly to protect profits. A full review starts autumn 2026. Driver groups called the profits very concerning.

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