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US Average Gasoline Prices Rise Above $4 a Gallon Again

Bloomberg Markets Monday 20 July 2026, 07:58 UTC By Carlos Caminada 1 min read
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US Average Gasoline Prices Rise Above $4 a Gallon Again Pump prices climbed back over the $4-a-gallon mark in the US as fighting in the US-Iran war escalated, reigniting a broader energy crisis amid a global crunch for transportation fuels. Regular unleaded gasoline averaged $4.003 a gallon, according to daily prices posted by the American Automobile Association, returning past the painful mark for consumers after hovering below it for a month.

US Average Gasoline Prices Rise Above $4 a Gallon Again Pump prices climbed back over the $4-a-gallon mark in the US as fighting in the US-Iran war escalated, reigniting a broader energy crisis amid a global crunch for transportation fuels. Regular unleaded gasoline averaged $4.003 a gallon, according to daily prices posted by the American Automobile Association, returning past the painful mark for consumers after hovering below it for a month.
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