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Gas Prices Jump to $4.39 as Iran War Costs Mount

via Washington Times·May 1·6 sources

The national average price of gasoline rose to $4.39 per gallon, the largest single-day increase since the ceasefire was announced. This spike is directly attributed to the ongoing costs associated with the Iran war. Rising fuel costs are likely to have broader implications on the economy and consumer spending.

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Gas prices hit $4.39 per gallon in biggest one-day jump since Iran ceasefire announced

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