Krugman: No Gas Relief Soon as Iran War Prolongs Oil Market Strains

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Famed economist Paul Krugman warned that with no end in sight to President Trump’s Iran war, U.S. gas prices are unlikely to fall for months. Oil hovered near $100 a barrel, with national averages around $4.22 per gallon for gas and $5.94 for diesel, as global tensions help keep prices elevated. He argued that even if a peace between Trump and the Iranian regime materialized, high prices would persist due to multiple, intertwined supply and geopolitical factors, including Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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