Gasoline prices in the U.S. have surged to their highest levels over Labor Day weekend, driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East following a strike on Iranian forces and ongoing disruptions at domestic refineries. The combination of geopolitical instability and reduced refining capacity has tightened fuel supplies, pushing costs up for drivers nationwide. Analysts warn the situation could worsen if conflicts persist or refinery operations remain constrained. Consumers are advised to monitor price trends as the summer travel season winds down.
Fuel prices at record Labor Day high in U.S. thanks to Iran War, refinery issues NBC New York
