
Gas prices dip below $4 as oil slides after Iran deal signals relief
Gasoline prices slipped to a national average of about $3.99 per gallon, the first sub-$4 reading in weeks, as Brent and WTI oil retreat on news of an Iran deal and potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Diesel could fall below $5 later, but drivers still face elevated pump prices vs. prewar levels. AAA says relief is welcome for summer road trips, though uncertainty around supply remains, and forecasters say prices could dip toward $3/gal by year-end if crude stays weak and no new disruptions emerge (with risks from Tropical Storm Arthur).











