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Gasoline prices projected to climb back to $4 amid 'pain at the pump'

Gasoline prices are projected to return to $4 as regional conflict reignites and oil costs surge.

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The brief

Fuel prices are rising for the first time since May 11. This trend follows the collapse of a ceasefire and the reignition of war in Iran, leading drivers and businesses to brace for a price spike.

Coverage from Yahoo Finance, GasBuddy via WLOS, and WJON emphasizes a 4 percent increase in oil prices as of Sunday night. WCPO 9 Cincinnati reports that both consumers and businesses are preparing for the impact of these costs.

Observers are monitoring whether gasoline prices will reach the projected $4 mark as the conflict continues.

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Quick answers

Why are gas prices rising?

Prices are increasing following the collapse of a ceasefire and the reignition of war in Iran.

When was the last time gas prices rose before this trend?

According to GasBuddy, prices had not risen since May 11.

How much did oil prices increase recently?

Oil prices rose 4 percent on Sunday night.

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