US gasoline prices have risen by 50% since the war with Iran began, reaching over $4 per gallon. This sharp increase raises transportation costs for American consumers and could slow economic growth. The conflict with Iran remains a key factor driving uncertainty over future fuel prices.
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The war with Iran disrupts oil supply expectations, pushing crude oil prices higher and increasing gasoline costs.
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