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Martin Lewis, founder and finance commentator at MoneySavingExpert, flags the importance of monitoring price gouging as crude oil prices fall after recent highs. He notes that crude oil is currently priced at $73, down from peaks of $110, and highlights that while the price was $67 immediately before the war, it typically hovered around $60. Lewis cautions that although prices are dropping, crude oil has not yet fully returned to pre-war norms.

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Lewis has previously called attention to financial issues concerning consumers. He has urged those born between September 2002 and January 2011 to check for forgotten or unclaimed money. In another post, he explained how people may be able to reclaim part of £87 billion in unclaimed pensions.

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