Virginia Gas prices hit 4-year high as Iran tensions squeeze global oil supply

WSLS·May 3

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Gas prices in the US have reached a 4-year high, reportedly due to tensions with Iran affecting global oil supply. The price increase is being felt in various states, including Virginia, South Carolina, and Florida. It is unclear how the situation will be resolved, but economists expect gas prices to remain high even if the conflict with Iran ends.

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