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Jun 15, 2026
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Gas prices may not return to pre-Iran war levels anytime soon, experts say
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"As soon as" the war in Iran is over, "you’re going to see gasoline and oil [prices] drop like a rock."
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Article Excerpt
After a peace agreement was reached, getting oil to flow through the Persian Gulf region again and helping gas prices return to pre-war levels may be more of a challenge.
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