Gas prices are about to take a big jump, analysts say, with the worst still to come
📍 How it ended
[ { "epilogue": "Gas prices jumped overnight across Greater Cincinnati amid a Saudi Arabia pipeline attack, while diesel set a record for the ninth straight day. Investors and prediction market traders anticipated that higher energy prices would persist well into the following year and hit new annual highs." } ]
Epilogue added 32m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Alabama gas prices passing $4 squeeze delivery drivers’ earnings mynbc15.com · 54d ago broke it first
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