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Shane Wright

Verified
Canberra
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National economics correspondent for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, and according to The Drum, "Australia's biggest Kate Bush fan"
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Australian petrol prices to fall within the month – if US-Iran ceasefire holds

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By Nick Toscano Verified, Shane Wright Verified, Mike Foley Verified
| MSN Verified
Nick Toscano, Mike Foley, Shane Wright Australian motorists could start seeing relief at the petrol pump within the month as a global oil price collapse raises hopes that fuel costs have finally peaked, so long as the Middle East ceasefire successfully restores the flow of energy exports from the region. News that Iran and the United States had agreed to a last-minute ceasefire agreement , avoiding a worst-case military escalation, sent oil prices falling sharply on Wednesday.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Australian petrol prices to fall within the month – if US-Iran ceasefire holds

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By Mike Foley Verified, Nick Toscano Verified, Shane Wright Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Nick Toscano, Mike Foley, Shane Wright Australian motorists could start seeing relief at the petrol pump within the month as a global oil price collapse raises hopes that fuel costs have finally peaked, so long as the Middle East ceasefire successfully restores the flow of energy exports from the region. News that Iran and the United States had agreed to a last-minute ceasefire agreement , avoiding a worst-case military escalation, sent oil prices falling sharply on Wednesday.
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Futures and Commodity Market News

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By Shane Wright Verified
| futures.tradingcharts.com
Apr 08, 2026 (The Age - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The International Monetary Fund has released a report which concludes that a major war reduces cumulative GDP by about seven per cent over five years. In contrast, the IMF estimates that a natural disaster reduces GDP growth by less than six per cent over the same time-frame, while a sovereign debt crisis cuts GDP by just 4.25 per cent.
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