Skip to playerSkip to main content
  • 17 hours ago
According to AAA, the average gas price in the US has risen to $4.018 per gallon, marking the highest point since August 2022. This increase of over 30% follows the US and Israel's military actions against Iran in late February, which have disrupted global oil supply routes via the Strait of Hormuz. In response, the EPA has temporarily relaxed some fuel regulations to alleviate the pressure, while officials caution that diesel prices for trucks and freight trains are nearing $5 per gallon. With the situation in Iran still unresolved, experts suggest that American motorists and businesses should prepare for ongoing fluctuations in fuel prices in the coming weeks.

Category

🗞
News
Transcript
00:00American drivers, brace for the pump.
00:02The national average gas price has now hit 4,000 on 18 a gallon,
00:06the highest it's been since August 2022.
00:09According to AIA, prices have surged more than 30%
00:13since the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran back in late February,
00:18an attack that disrupted global oil flow through the critical Strait of Hormuz.
00:22The EPA has stepped in, temporarily lifting some fuel regulations
00:26to try to ease the squeeze on American supply.
00:30But officials warn that's just one piece of the puzzle.
00:33Diesel, the fuel that powers trucks and freight trains across the country,
00:38is now approaching $5 a gallon.
00:40With the Iran conflict still unresolved,
00:43analysts say households and businesses across America
00:46should brace for continued price swings at the pump in the weeks ahead.
Comments

Recommended