As of June 30, 2026, oil is trading at $75.02 per barrel, reflecting a $1.02 increase from the previous day and a $7.24 rise over the past year, according to the Brent benchmark. The price of oil is primarily influenced by supply and demand dynamics, with geopolitical events and economic conditions like recessions or wars capable of causing rapid price fluctuations. While crude oil costs significantly impact gasoline prices, other factors such as refining, distribution, and taxes also contribute to the final pump price. AI
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