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US gas prices back up to an average of $4 a gallon again as the US and Iran launch attacks

US gas prices have returned to an average of $4 per gallon following renewed attacks and tensions between the US and Iran.

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Average US gasoline prices have reached the $4 per gallon mark again. This surge follows a period of renewed strikes and fighting between the US and Iran, which has disrupted markets and pushed oil prices higher.

Coverage from AAA, AP News, and CNN emphasizes the return to the $4 benchmark. NBC News reports that oil soared more than 15% in a single week, while CBS News highlights specific price surges across Georgia.

Monitoring will continue as the US and Iran engage in attacks and as reports emerge regarding the political impact of these price increases for Republicans and Donald Trump.

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Quick answers

What is the current average price of gas in the US?

According to AAA and other sources, the average price has returned to $4 per gallon.

What is causing the increase in fuel costs?

Prices are rising due to renewed US strikes on Iran and persisting fighting between the two nations, which has pushed oil prices higher.

How much did oil prices increase recently?

NBC News reports that oil soared more than 15% in a week.

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