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This summer’s historic heatwave is making life more expensive for American drivers.

New York (CNN) — This summer’s historic heatwave is making life more expensive for American drivers.

London — The price cap on Russian oil imposed by the G7 countries and other countries continues to eat away at Moscows energy revenues, according to the British government.To the

Saudi Arabia’s ancient Red Sea port city Jeddah, stewing in the steamy heat of the world’s hottest summer on record, is not the obvious pick to cool the world’s fiercest conflict, currently raging in Ukraine.

This summer’s historic heatwave is making life more expensive for American drivers.

Global food prices ticked up last month after Russia pulled out of a deal to allow the safe passage of ships carrying grain from Ukrainian ports.

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Moored five miles off the coast of Yemen for more than 30 years, a decaying supertanker carrying a million barrels of oil is finally being offloaded by a United Nations-led mission, hoping to avert what threatened to be one of the world’s worst ecological disasters in decades.

Global oil prices have gained more than 16% since late June and are heading for their fifth-straight week of gains, the longest rally since before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine upended energy markets.

Prices at the gas pump are suddenly surging, causing headaches for consumers and central bankers alike.