US gasoline prices hit Labor Day record as Iran conflict strains global energy markets
US gasoline prices hit a Labor Day record of $4.15/gallon as Brent crude surges toward $100/bbl, driven by the Iran conflict and reduced Strait of Hormuz traffic. Banks warn a prolonged disruption could push oil to $120–$150/bbl. 66 clean stories shaped this window, with sentiment strongly bearish at 26/100. Also in focus: US strikes Iranian oil tankers near Jask, officials say.
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