Labor Day fuel costs spike as Middle East tensions bite U.S. supply

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U.S. regular gas averaged about $4.14/gal on Labor Day weekend and diesel hit a record $5.85/gal, with prices rising due to the Iran conflict, Strait of Hormuz disruption, and refinery capacity limits; while futures hint at possible relief, volatility and higher transportation costs loom for consumers and delivery services.
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