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Gasoline prices projected to climb back to $4 amid 'pain at the pump'

Gasoline prices are projected to return to $4 as conflict reignites in Iran and a ceasefire collapses.

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Gasoline prices are projected to climb back to $4 following a collapse of a ceasefire. This marks the first time gas prices have risen since May 11.

Oil prices increased by 4 percent on Sunday night. Coverage from Yahoo Finance, GasBuddy, and WJON emphasizes the immediate impact on fuel costs and oil market shifts.

WCPO 9 Cincinnati reports that drivers and businesses in the Greater Cincinnati area are bracing for the price spike as war reignites in Iran. Future developments depend on the ongoing conflict in Iran and the subsequent movement of oil and gasoline prices.

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What is the projected price for gasoline?

Prices are projected to climb back to $4.

When was the last time gas prices rose before this trend?

According to GasBuddy, prices are rising for the first time since May 11.

How did oil prices react on Sunday night?

Oil prices went up 4 percent.

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