Brent crude exceeds $105; Macy’s receives $116 million in tariff refunds
Amid the U.S.-Iran conflict, Brent crude briefly exceeded $105 per barrel during trading on September 10 for the first time since May, while U.S. benchmark crude also briefly topped $100. The average U.S. regular gasoline price rose to about $4.28 per gallon, up nearly 34% year over year, increasing pressure on transportation costs. Macy’s said it received $116 million in tariff refunds, including $98 million during the quarter and another $18 million after the quarter ended, with some of the refunds used to lower prices on furniture and other products.
The Middle East conflict has driven up oil prices, pushing up transportation costs. The summary also mentions that Messi received tariff refunds and used them to lower prices.
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