When a country's currency weakens against the US dollar (the primary currency for oil trade), fuel prices increase because the country has fewer dollars to purchase the same amount of oil, demonstrating the direct economic relationship between currency value and energy costs.
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Fuel prices are up again, and it's not just because of the situation in the Middle [music] East. The rial has continuously weakened against the dollar, which is the main currency used for oil trade, otherwise known as the petrodollar system. A weaker rial means less dollars for your money, which also means less oil. Now, with the next increase, your costs can only get higher. So, why not capitalize on currency volatility and trade with TD Markets today?
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