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- Fuel prices rose in Thailand on March 26 after the Thai government cut fuel subsidies.
- Gasoline increased by 6 baht per liter (about 18 cents).
- Overall gasoline costs rose 14% to 22%.
- Diesel prices surged by 18%, affecting transportation, agriculture, and industry.
- The Thai government plans to cut fuel excise tax and boost subsidies, with inflation as a consequence.
