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⛽💸GAS PRICES EXPLODE TO $4.50 NATIONWIDE - FAMILIES CRUSHED 🔹 California breaks $6 barrier, Alaska/Hawaii/Illinois/Nevada/Oregon hit $5+ as Iran war devastates supply 📈 🔹 Middle America states under $4 but rising fast from Strait of Hormuz crisis chokehold 🗺️ 🔹 Jet fuel shortage forces Spirit Airlines shutdown, other carriers hiking airfares dramatically ✈️ 🔹 50% price surge since US-Israel launched Iran war straining household budgets nationwide 💰 From $3 to $4.50 per gallon - working families destroyed at every pump visit Iran's chokehold bleeding Americans dry while politicians play war games! 😡🔥 #USNews#GasPrices @america

⛽💸GAS PRICES HIT $4+ AS IRAN CRISIS CRUSHES WALLETS 🔹 National average jumps 38% since February Iran conflict to over four dollars per gallon ⬆️ 🔹 California drivers paying $5.87 while diesel reaches $5.62 — biggest surge since 1967 📈 🔹 EPA issues emergency waivers allowing E15 ethanol nationwide to boost supply ⚡ 🔹 Brent crude hits $95.88 per barrel as Hormuz blockade disrupts 20% of global oil 🛢️ 🔹 Trump warns high prices may persist through November midterms hurting GOP 🗳️ FedEx adding 26.5% fuel surcharges — inflation spreading everywhere! 📦 Americans feeling Iran war at every pump! 😤 #GasPrices#Energy @america

🔥🇺🇸GAS PRICES SURGE AS IRAN TENSIONS SPIKE 🔹 National average hits USD 3.45 per gallon, up 18 cents from last week amid Middle East crisis ⛽💰 🔹 Energy analysts predict USD 4.20 by Memorial Day weekend if Iran conflict escalates further 📈🛢️ 🔹 White House weighs strategic petroleum reserve release to counter rising costs and voter backlash 🏛️📊 🔹 Consumer confidence drops 8 points as American families face higher commuting and travel expenses 😰💸 Iran knows exactly how to hurt America - hit us where it matters: our wallets and daily routines 💔⛽ Elections are won and lost at the gas pump, Biden administration knows the stakes 🗳️🔥 #USNews#GasPrices#Iran#economy @america

⛽💸GAS PRICES EXPLODE PAST AS AMERICANS FACE 57 EXTRA ANNUAL COST 🔹 National average hits .16 per gallon — first time above since August 2022, up 37% from February ⬆️📈 🔹 California drivers paying .89/gallon while diesel reaches .52 in some states — trucking costs skyrocketing 🚚💰 🔹 March inflation spike hits 21.2% on gasoline alone — largest monthly jump since 2022 crisis 📊🔥 🔹 Airlines raising airfares as jet fuel costs surge, package delivery and public transport also affected ✈️📦 Crude oil over 00/barrel with no relief in sight 🛢️😤 Your wallet is feeling this war whether you support it or not 😰💔 #GasPrices#inflation#economy @america

🚨🇺🇸TRUMP FLIPS ON OIL PRICES — AFTER WAR BACKFIRES 🔹 Gas prices SOARED 50% from $2.30 → $3.60/gallon after Iran conflict 📈⛽ 🔹 Trump NOW says: "When oil goes up, we make money" — COMPLETE flip-flop 💰 🔹 Goldman Sachs warns: Higher inflation, slower growth, unemployment rising 📉 🔹 Strait of Hormuz STILL blocked — Navy "not ready" to escort tankers 🚢 🔹 Oil hit $100/barrel as markets go CRAZY with volatility 💥 Just last month in State of Union he bragged about cheap gas... now spinning HIGH prices as WIN 😬 Americans FURIOUS at pumps while Trump plays politics 🔥💸 Will voters punish GOP in midterms? 🗳️ #USNews#politics#Iran#gasprices @america

Russia will supply more gas if Europe asks, Putin says President Vladimir Putin said that Russia was ready to provide more gas to Europe if requested, emphatically rejecting the suggestion that Moscow was squeezing supplies for political motives. #News#Reuters#Russia#Europe#gasprices Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/reuterssubscribe Reuters brings you the latest business, finance and breaking news video from around the globe. Our reputation for accuracy and impartiality is unparalleled. Get the latest news on: http://reuters.com/ Follow Reuters on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Reuters Follow Reuters on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reuters/?hl=en ➖@reutersworldchannel➖

🇪🇺💥 BREAKING: European natural gas prices surge by 33% #Europe#Energy#GasPrices

📉 Trump’s Iran War Meets the American Wallet Trump sells the Iran strikes as leadership. The country hears “higher gas, dead soldiers, more chaos” — and shrugs. Only 27% of Americans say they support the strikes that killed Iran’s leader. Forty‑three percent oppose them, and almost a third aren’t even sure what to think, despite nine in ten saying they’ve heard at least something about the operation. Most people aren’t buying the “strong commander‑in‑chief” brand anymore. Fifty‑six percent say Trump is too willing to use military force, including 23% of Republicans and 60% of independents and non‑aligned voters. Among Democrats it’s basically a verdict: 87% say he’s trigger‑happy. Even inside the GOP, support is paper‑thin. Fifty‑five percent of Republicans back the strikes, but 42% say they’ll turn against the war the moment U.S. troops start coming home in body bags. The “no boots on the ground” promise isn’t a moral position; it’s a polling memo. And then there’s the real red line: the pump. Forty‑five percent of Americans — including a third of Republicans and 44% of independents — say they’re less likely to support the Iran campaign if gas or oil prices rise. Brent just jumped about 10% to around 80 dollars a barrel, and analysts are already floating 100 as the next stop. War fatigue meets cost‑of‑living rage; guess which one wins in a midterm year. Trump’s overall approval is stuck at 39%, down a point from mid‑February, even as he launches the biggest U.S. air operation in the region in years. The strikes started three days before the first midterm primaries, but voters still say the economy matters more than foreign policy. In other words: you can bomb Iran, Venezuela, Syria and Nigeria and still lose to the price of gas. The irony writes itself. The president who promised “America First” is betting his political future on a war that most Americans either oppose, fear, or will abandon the second it touches their wallets. The polling says it clearly: they don’t trust Tehran, they don’t trust Trump, and they really don’t trust anyone who tells them this will all be over before the next fill‑up. #Iran#Trump#polls#war#gasPrices#midterms 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

📰 Trump Broke Hormuz. His Own Energy Chief Won’t Promise It Gets Cheaper. Trump’s Iran war has officially turned into: pay more at the pump, pray more in the markets, and hope Iran gets tired of squeezing the oil artery. On TV, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright now says there are “no guarantees” oil prices will drop soon, even as average U.S. gasoline has already jumped from $2.93 a month ago to $3.70 a gallon. Three weeks into a war Washington and Jerusalem chose to start, crude is back above $100, regional producers have slashed output by around 10 million barrels a day, and the world is paying for a shock everyone claimed was “unlikely.” Abbas Araghchi, meanwhile, is spelling out Iran’s position with a surgeon’s calm. He tells U.S. media that Tehran has not asked for talks or a ceasefire and then declares on Telegram that the Strait of Hormuz “is open to everyone, except American ships and those of its allies.” In practice, that means oil can move for Iran and for states willing to cut their own deals with Tehran, while the U.S. camp gets a tailored choke — a sanctions regime in reverse, run from the Iranian side of the strait. Trump’s answer is to demand a coalition navy. He calls on other countries to send warships to “end” the de facto blockade, and foreign governments mostly respond with careful silence or vague caution. Nobody is eager to sail into a war zone that Trump and Netanyahu lit up, just to stabilize a market the White House itself destabilized. Instead, his administration quietly relaxes sanctions on some Russian barrels and threatens strikes on military sites around Kharg Island — the kind of move that would do exactly nothing to calm energy markets. So the balance sheet looks like this. Iran keeps firing at U.S. and Israeli targets and launching missiles that trigger sirens in Israel and drone interceptions over Saudi Arabia, while insisting it can sustain the fight “as long as it takes.” The U.S. can still drop bombs, but it can’t guarantee its own citizens cheaper fuel, can’t force allies to line up behind Trump’s armada fantasy, and can’t stop Tehran from turning Hormuz into a selective pressure tool. Iran doesn’t need a clean “victory.” It just needs to keep the strait half‑closed, keep uranium under the rubble, and keep prices high long enough for Americans to notice that this war is an extremely expensive way to raise costs and lower trust. ​ #iran#trump#hormuz#oil#gasprices#war#fakeEnergyDominance 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

📰 Trump’s Casino Economy Hits the Iran Table Trump has spent his second term treating the U.S. economy like one long night at the tables — tariffs, immigration cuts, Fed‑bashing, and now a shooting war with Iran that should, in theory, blow up his favorite political barometer: cheap gas. Yet every time he shoves the stack forward, the macro dashboard mostly stays green. Growth holds up, unemployment sits around 4.3 percent, real wages rise, stocks climb, and an AI investment boom quietly turns data centers into a national life‑support system. “He’s got an unemployment rate of 4.3 percent. He’s got rising real wages. That by itself helps move consumer spending forward,” says Jared Bernstein, Biden’s former chief economist. ​ On one side of the ledger are the self‑inflicted shocks: sweeping global tariffs that push up costs, a squeeze on immigration that tightens the labor market, and a manufacturing sector that still looks weak despite all the “reshoring” rallies. Add in a rising share of household debt sliding into serious delinquency, and you get an affordability crisis that doesn’t show up in headline GDP but screams in people’s bills. On the other side are the steroids: GOP tax cuts that fatten refunds and let firms write off investments immediately, deregulation that keeps pushing stocks to fresh highs, and an AI build‑out so aggressive it papers over a lot of political risk. Even the Supreme Court is doing macro choreography — cutting back some of Trump’s own tariffs just as the Iran war nudges oil higher, one shock muting another. The message to any future president watching is simple and dangerous: you can light fires and the spreadsheet will probably eat it. The Iran gamble should have been the one that breaks the spell: a major Middle East war, oil jumping above 80 dollars a barrel with clear paths to 100 if infrastructure gets hit, and a wounded Iran with every reason to treat Gulf energy flows as a hostage. Yet for now, even bearish analysts concede the growth hit still looks modest, more like a drag than a crash. The “teflon economy” story writes itself — which is exactly why someone will try an even wilder experiment next time. Voters, however, are not teflon. Only about a third of Americans approve of Trump’s handling of the economy, and under a third like his approach to inflation, even as he declares victory on prices at every podium. If this casino run ever ends — through an AI bust, an oil spike, or a war that finally hits harder than the models expect — the bill will land on a public that never signed off on being the collateral to prove how “resilient” the system is. #trump#economy#iran#war#ai#inflation#gasPrices#tariffs#usa 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🚀 U.S. President Trump Predicts Future Decline in Oil and Gas Prices U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that oil and gas prices are expected to decrease once the current situation stabilizes. According to Odaily, he mentioned that these prices might fluctuate slightly before the midterm elections, potentially being lower or slightly higher. #Trump#OilPrices#GasPrices#Energy#USPolitics#MidtermElections