Iran conflict could push gas prices higher for weeks, experts warn

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As the Iran conflict drags on, energy analysts warn US gas prices will climb for weeks, with forecasts of about $4.20–$4.30 per gallon and diesel around $5+. Oil futures sit near $89 a barrel as disruptions to tanker traffic via the Strait of Hormuz and threats from Iran-backed forces add to market jitters, challenging bets that the conflict would quickly wind down and potentially pushing prices higher before any near-term relief.
- Experts warn the real pinch from the Iran war is about to strike The Independent
- Why this gas price surge could be different The Washington Post
- Gas, groceries and back-to-school items are where shoppers might see higher oil prices surface AP News
- Gas Prices Keep Climbing, National Average Jumps 15 Cents AAA Gas Prices
- Colorado Springs gas prices top $4 again Axios
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