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

U.S. gasoline prices surge back toward $4/gallon as Iran conflict disrupts oil markets

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Gasoline prices in the U.S. are rising for the first time since May, driven by a 4% spike in oil prices following the collapse of a ceasefire between Iran and regional adversaries. Coverage highlights panic buying at pumps in cities like Baltimore and the Bay Area, with drivers and businesses preparing for renewed 'pain at the pump.' Outlets including NBC Bay Area, ABC News, and Yahoo Finance emphasize the direct link between the Iran conflict and oil market volatility, while local stations like WBAL-TV and WLOS report regional price hikes.

Fuel rationing concerns are also surfacing in Australia, per ABC’s reporting. Monitor whether the ceasefire’s collapse triggers broader supply chain disruptions or if alternative energy sources mitigate price shocks.

Watch for updates on Iran’s oil production status and potential geopolitical escalation.

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Are gas prices already at $4/gallon?

Coverage projects prices climbing *back to* $4/gallon, not that they’ve reached it yet.

Which regions are most affected?

Price increases are reported in the Bay Area, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and Australia, with broader U.S. trends noted.

Is fuel rationing happening now?

Fears of rationing are emerging in Australia due to oil market surges, but no rationing has been confirmed in the U.S.

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