Trump Faces Fuel-Price Fallout as Analysts Flag $3-Plus Gas Risk After Iran Strikes
Oil and gas prices are already climbing after weekend U.S. strikes on Iran, and traders are now reacting to a second shock tied to Qatar’s LNG production.
For U.S. drivers, the stakes are immediate: Reuters reported gasoline prices are expected to rise as crude jumped about 10% and markets priced in wider Middle East disruption.
The pressure point is the …




