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Gas Prices Spike Amid Iran Conflict, Relief Expected Soon

3/15/2026

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Energy Secretary Chris Wright said gas prices, averaging $3.70 per gallon, are a short-term disruption tied to the U.S. conflict with Iran.
Prices could stay high for several weeks but may fall after military actions against Iran's capabilities are completed.
Wright said the destruction of Iran's military assets is progressing and could be resolved in four to six weeks.

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Energy Secretary Chris Wright said gas prices, averaging $3.70 per gallon, are a short-term disruption tied to the U.S. conflict with Iran.
Prices could stay high for several weeks but may fall after military actions against Iran's capabilities are completed.
Wright said the destruction of Iran's military assets is progressing and could be resolved in four to six weeks.