TOKYO - The average retail gasoline price in Japan hit a record high of 190.80 yen ($1.20) per liter, reflecting higher crude oil prices amid the Iran war, industry ministry data showed Wednesday, a day before state subsidies to keep fuel costs in check are set to resume.
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