**Changes since last post:** Nearly half the countries had their gas prices update since the last post, so this is obviously quite a different chart. I also changed the negative y axis’ like the top comment suggested.
LoyalTrickster on
How is Europe less effected than the US?
Fywq on
Interesting. The US is less directly impacted by the blockade at Hormuz but in terms of price they are hot harder than most of Europe, which actually replies on those imports.
I guess a lot of European countries have prices that are already much higher though, so the price increase in percentage is lower. Some countries also reduced taxes, fees and tariffs on oil and gas.
Kindly-Scar-3224 on
Trump has stolen Greenland it looks like.
Upset_Gerbil on
Wow Australia was sideline kicked in the balls for no reason
Joseph20102011 on
The Philippines is on the verge of a public transport lockdown due to excessive price gouging on gasoline and diesel prices.
kundara_thahab on
do one for diesel
it went up 44% in the west bank
from 6nis to 8.5nis
PRAY___FOR___MOJO on
Is Norway using it’s fuel reserves?
egoVirus on
Australia here, thanks poopy pants, and to all your bootlickers that voted for ya!
Brave_Assumption6 on
Poor Myanmar. Already in a state of war and now big gasoline rise.
TMTCoCo on
All the Canada subs keep saying even if the oil industry here picked up we’d be paying the same amount cause its a global market, worked just fine for Norway
synapse187 on
Now, can you show who had the cheapest gas prices prior to the war?
Betting it’s the same places as the biggest hikes.
ProT3ch on
In Hungary the government introduced price controls. They maximized the price of gas, for cars registered in Hungary, foreigners have to pay market prices.
attrackip on
The color jump from 30 to 60 could use rethinking. Unless, is 30% seen is critical, and 60% catastrophic?
0818 on
Same colour for positive and negative is bad.
Special_K_2012 on
Why would US increase so much? Are producers taking advantage of the situation or do they rely on a lot of iranian oil?
33Sharpies on
Why is the U.S. so affected if we get less oil from Hormuz than other countries?
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**1. Tool:** Made the world map, bar chart, and legend all with D3.js, converted to SVG, imported in Canva, and did the rest in that.
**2. Data:** From [globalpetrolprices.com](http://globalpetrolprices.com/). Price might be a little lagging, but this is one of the most reliable sources available: regularly referenced by Reuters, AP, and many highly reputed publishers. full data [[here]](https://data.tablepage.ai/d/gasoline-price-changes-by-country-with-sources).
**Changes since last post:** Nearly half the countries had their gas prices update since the last post, so this is obviously quite a different chart. I also changed the negative y axis’ like the top comment suggested.
How is Europe less effected than the US?
Interesting. The US is less directly impacted by the blockade at Hormuz but in terms of price they are hot harder than most of Europe, which actually replies on those imports.
I guess a lot of European countries have prices that are already much higher though, so the price increase in percentage is lower. Some countries also reduced taxes, fees and tariffs on oil and gas.
Trump has stolen Greenland it looks like.
Wow Australia was sideline kicked in the balls for no reason
The Philippines is on the verge of a public transport lockdown due to excessive price gouging on gasoline and diesel prices.
do one for diesel
it went up 44% in the west bank
from 6nis to 8.5nis
Is Norway using it’s fuel reserves?
Australia here, thanks poopy pants, and to all your bootlickers that voted for ya!
Poor Myanmar. Already in a state of war and now big gasoline rise.
All the Canada subs keep saying even if the oil industry here picked up we’d be paying the same amount cause its a global market, worked just fine for Norway
Now, can you show who had the cheapest gas prices prior to the war?
Betting it’s the same places as the biggest hikes.
In Hungary the government introduced price controls. They maximized the price of gas, for cars registered in Hungary, foreigners have to pay market prices.
The color jump from 30 to 60 could use rethinking. Unless, is 30% seen is critical, and 60% catastrophic?
Same colour for positive and negative is bad.
Why would US increase so much? Are producers taking advantage of the situation or do they rely on a lot of iranian oil?
Why is the U.S. so affected if we get less oil from Hormuz than other countries?