U.S. Gasoline Rises Above $4 per Gallon as Iran Conflict Extends 9 Days, Strategic Reserves Hit 40-Year Low

According to Financial Times and Nikkei, on July 20, U.S. gasoline prices surged above $4 per gallon amid an ongoing military confrontation between the U.S. and Iran that has lasted nine days. Strategic petroleum reserves have simultaneously fallen to their lowest level in 40 years, limiting the government's ability to stabilize prices through supply interventions.
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