Fuel prices in Canada are expected to increase significantly, potentially affecting the cost of fuel. Meanwhile, South Africa has reduced fuel levies, but the country's economy remains elevated at 4.5% annually. The changes in fuel costs and inflation rates could impact logistics expenses and economic conditions in both regions.
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