Trump defends $4 gas as analyst flags weekly consumer costs
President Donald Trump said Americans would keep grappling with high gasoline prices amid the war with Iran, while GasBuddy’s Patrick De Haan said consumers are paying $2.35 billion more each week.
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as tensions escalate with Iran. S. 35 billion more every week. 0656/gallon.
0704/gallon national average. 71/bbl at press time. 55 during overnight trading. S.
history. S. conducts with South Korea. He also said that the President of South Korea had refused to participate in the ongoing war with Iran.
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