Oil Surges Past $100 as US, Iran Launch New Attacks — SkimNews
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- Oil prices surged above $100 a barrel as the US and Iran launched new attacks against each other, per AP
- Gasoline prices jumped alongside the crude oil spike as renewed US-Iran hostilities rattled energy markets
Why it matters: Crude clearing the $100 threshold while both sides are actively striking means gasoline costs climb higher at the pump, hitting consumers already coping with elevated fuel prices from an unresolved war.
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