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Iran War Is Driving Gas Prices up Nationwide. How Does Oregon Compare?
Gas prices rose by an average of 21 cents per gallon nationwide due to Iran conflict and market speculation, impacting states including California, Arizona, and Texas, AAA reported.
- Across the Southwest, gas prices rose as of Wednesday, with the U.S. average for a gallon at $3.20, up 22 cents from $2.98, AAA reported.
- According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, traders responded to supply risks after earlier this week, with market speculation expecting tighter global supply and higher prices.
- State-by-State figures show California's average rose to $4.74 from $4.63, and Arizona's increased to $3.49 from $3.27, with Nevada and Colorado also posting notable gains.
- AAA recommended drivers use fuel-price apps, maintain vehicles, and said 'If you see a lower price today, fill up.'
- Experts warn the biggest hikes could be yet to come as market uncertainty persists, and if the Strait of Hormuz doesn't open soon, oil prices are likely heading to $100 a barrel and above.
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