U.S.-Iran deal may not bring quick relief for auto shops
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Auto shops in Tokyo and car dealerships in Detroit are facing shortages of motor oil, paint, and other supplies due to disruptions caused by Middle East conflicts affecting global supply chains. The U.S.-Iran deal is unlikely to quickly ease these shortages.
Auto shops in Tokyo and Detroit car dealerships have been running low on motor oil, paint and other products for months since the Middle East conflict snarled global supply chains.
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