Iran & AAA

Iran: War and Hormuz closure have disrupted global refining and fuel supplies, causing record margins and high prices.

AAA: AAA reported average gasoline prices at $4.01, up from a year ago, reflecting higher oil costs for consumers.

Iran: Iranian forces traded attacks with the U.S. in the Gulf, disrupting Strait of Hormuz traffic and pushing oil prices higher.

AAA: Reported gas prices averaging $3.86 per gallon, up 6 cents from a week earlier.

Iran: Iran halted retaliatory strikes after the US pause, but continues to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz and turn back ships. It denies direct talks but engages via mediators, with internal skepticism about US intentions.

AAA: AAA reported US gasoline prices at $4.11/gallon.

Iran: Iran is the central party, seeking to maintain control over the strait and leverage in negotiations. A deal could ease sanctions and blockade, but its economy remains strained.

AAA: US motorist organization reporting gas prices.

Iran: Central actor; its closure of the strait and conditions for reopening drive the conflict and oil price volatility.

AAA: Automotive group reporting US gasoline prices above $4.

Iran: Iran is the other primary belligerent, facing military strikes and economic sanctions. Its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has disrupted global oil supplies, but it suffers from economic decline and international isolation.

AAA: AAA reported U.S. gas prices at $4.11 per gallon, reflecting the conflict's economic impact.

Iran: The conflict with Iran has contributed to higher gas prices, which are pressuring consumer spending and inflation.

AAA: AAA reported gas prices at $4.08 per gallon, up from $3.85 a month ago, reflecting the impact of the Strait of Hormuz stalemate.