Gas prices have surged to $4.23 per gallon, marking a new high for the year. This increase comes despite America’s minimal reliance on OPEC oil, raising questions about the underlying factors driving these rising costs.
The ongoing effects of the Iran War are reverberating through the market, contributing to the climb in U.S. gas prices. As consumers feel the pinch at the pump, the reasons behind this spike remain a topic of discussion and concern.