Peru’s Natural Gas Crisis Ends but Higher Prices Set to Linger

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Peru’s worst domestic energy crisis in years is nearing an end following the repair of a key natural gas pipeline, but is set to leave behind a temporary spike in inflation.

Natural Gas Crisis Hits Peru Businesses As Rationing Starts

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