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Gas prices unlikely to drop to pre-war levels this year, analysts say

Gasoline prices are expected to remain elevated throughout the year, with a full return to pre-war levels unlikely until 2027 according to some analysts. While Energy Secretary Chris Wright suggests prices might not drop below $3 per gallon until next year, President Trump has expressed optimism for a quicker decline. Factors such as the ongoing unpredictability of the Iran conflict, the slow filtering of oil price changes through the supply chain, and the logistical challenges of restoring production contribute to the sustained higher costs. AI

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Gas prices unlikely to drop to pre-war levels this year, analysts say

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  1. Axios Technology TIER_1 · Ben Geman ·

    Get used to higher gas prices this year

    <p>Even if the Iran conflict ended now and the Strait of Hormuz fully opened, don't look for a quick return to pre-war gas prices.</p><p><strong>Why it matters: </strong>Costlier fill-ups are the most direct and visible economic effect of the war for many Americans, and could swa…