Iran’s Oil Ministry says daily gasoline use in the country reached over 115 million liters on March 17.

Gasoline demand in Iran rose 16% in last 10 days from a year ago, according to Oil Ministry figures.

Iran says it has stopped taking orders for gasoline exports amid rising domestic demand.

An official says more than 10 million liters of gasoline and diesel are smuggled from Iran every day.

Iran’s Oil Ministry figures show demand for gasoline rose to an average of 105 million liters per day.

Iran cuts monthly gasoline quotas to fight fuel smuggling across the borders.

An industry source says Iran’s gasoline output has remained unchanged at 90-100 million liters per day.

Iranian Oil Ministry says gasoline consumption rose to 121 million liters on March 31.

US gasoline prices have surged by 11 percent in the past week to reach a 13-year high as Western sanctions on Russia over its military operation in Ukraine continue to disrupt the global energy market.

Iran expects a major surge in gasoline demand as the country struggles to prevent imports, says a report.