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U.S.-Iran war hits 7-month mark as gas, airfare costs squeeze wallets
Gasoline is up $1.50 a gallon and Thanksgiving fares are averaging $95 more as fuel costs rise, analysts said.
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American Households Just Got Handed a Winter Bill Thanks to Iran War: Heating Oil Is Set to Cost Almost a Third More Than Last Year
The war in Iran is about to arrive in American living rooms as a set of winter bills — higher heating costs, pricier holiday flights, and new fees on packages. Households heating with oil face the sharpest increase, and the squeeze on distillate supply is expected to outlast this winter by a long way.
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U.S.-Iran war hits 7-month mark as gas, airfare costs squeeze wallets
The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline is $1.50 higher than it was before the war began, and diesel is up by nearly $2.70 a gallon.
·Orlando, United States
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