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Why are fuel prices rising?

Fuel prices are climbing again due to the ongoing Hormuz crisis, which is keeping oil costs high. This global situation directly impacts the price of crude oil, a key ingredient in petrol and diesel, leading to higher costs at UK pumps.

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