National Average Gas Prices Hit $4.08 as Iran War Disrupts Global Oil Markets
National Fuel Price Surge·March 31 – April 2, 2026
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National Average Gas Prices Hit $4.08 as Iran War Disrupts Global Oil Markets
The national average price for gasoline reached $4.08 per gallon this week, rising more than one dollar in a single month gas prices rise one dollar. This is the first time fuel costs have surpassed the $4 mark in four years prices pass $4 mark. The surge comes as global oil prices exceed $100 per barrel due to the military conflict with Iran and supply concerns in the Strait of Hormuz oil prices exceed $100. Critics argue the war with Iran is costing Americans at home war with Iran impacts families. When asked about the skyrocketing costs, President Trump reportedly said that if they rise, they rise Trump response to prices.
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TThe Guardian
“US national average fuel prices reached $4.02 per gallon, the highest since 2022, as the ongoing military conflict with Iran impacts global oil markets.”
This article provides the specific price and identifies the conflict with Iran as the main cause.
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Gas prices: Now at $4.08 per gallon, rising more than one dollar in last month
Gas prices: Over $4 per gallon, most expensive since 2022
US average fuel prices pass $4 per gallon for first time in four years amid Iran war
U.S. average gas price hits $4 a gallon
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