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Oil prices may fall, but gasoline prices won’t. Look at the trap we’re in.

Oil prices may fall, but gasoline prices won’t. Look at the trap we’re in.
MarketWatch Tuesday 21 July 2026, 17:19 UTC By Michael Scott Kinch 1 min read
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The Iran war isn’t causing your energy bill to soar. Blame Wall Street for that.

The Iran war isn’t causing your energy bill to soar. Blame Wall Street for that.
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