Iran disruption signals bigger gas-price jump as global energy markets reel
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Disruptions from the Iran war have sent oil above $100 a barrel and U.S. gasoline prices over $4 per gallon, with analysts warning prices could rise further as global energy infrastructure adjusts to the conflict and a slow recovery remains unlikely.
Topics:business#energy#energy-markets#energy-policy#iran-nation#mideast-conflict#oil-and-gas-industry
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