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u s gas prices now average 4 48 a gallon up 50 since iran war began in february
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AI-generatedThe Iran War and closure of the Strait of Hormuz have caused a global energy crisis, directly affecting crude oil supply and pushing U.S. gasoline prices up 50%. The mechanism is supply_shortage via a critical chokepoint, impacting refiners and consumers. The impact is global but particularly acute for net oil importers like the U.S.
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- U.S. average gasoline price reached $4.48 per gallon as of Tuesday.
- Gasoline prices have risen 50% since the Iran War began in February.
- Crude oil prices surged to $112 a barrel in early April.
- Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed, disrupting oil supply.
- Federal and state taxes account for about 17% of gasoline prices.
Shipping rates spike due to rerouting away from Hormuz; expected increase of 20-40% in 48h.
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