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Gas Prices Reach a Labor Day High Amid the War With Iran

via The Hill·Sep 8·2 sources

The national average price of gasoline reached $4.14 a gallon heading into the Labor Day weekend, a record for the holiday according to AAA. The increase tracks disruption to Gulf shipping during the conflict with Iran. Analysts expect prices to stay elevated while the Strait of Hormuz remains contested.

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Record gas prices squeeze Americans as summer travel season ends, midterms loom and Iran war wages on

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