Oil prices have soared past the $100 mark per barrel, resulting in a dip in Wall Street’s performance. This increase has amplified worries over fuel costs and inflation for both consumers and businesses alike. With petrol prices showing a 32% increase compared to last year, household finances are feeling the strain.
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