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US Vice President J.D. Vance commented on the current situation with gasoline prices in the country, linking their growth to Iran's actions in the Persian Gulf.
US Vice President J.D. Vance said he does not know when gasoline prices in the country might decrease again.
“We're talking about things that are inherently unpredictable now,” Vance told a reporter when asked whether U.S. gasoline prices would drop by Sept. 7, Labor Day.
However, instead of further commenting on the timing of the price decline, Vance continued to explain the reasons for the current increase.
"The underlying reality is that the reason gasoline prices are so high right now is because the Iranians are shooting at commercial ships," he added.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
US gasoline prices will remain high in the short term if Iranian attacks on commercial vessels continue
Likely · Within weeks

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