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The tenuous state of a US-Iran ceasefire renews anxiety over high fuel prices

Anxiety over fuel costs rises as the U.S.-Iran ceasefire ends amid new airstrikes in the Middle East.

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The ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran has ended, a development coinciding with new airstrikes in the Middle East. In the week preceding these reports, gas prices saw a 30-cent increase.

Coverage from AP News and Global News emphasizes the tenuous state of peace and the direct impact on fuel costs. Reports from WAVY.com, WITN, and 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS highlight resident reactions and expert warnings that Middle East instability may further influence pricing.

Attention is now on how gas prices in Canada and the U.S. will shift following statements from Trump that peace with Iran is over.

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Quick answers

How much did gas prices increase last week?

According to WAVY.com, gas prices increased by 30 cents in the past week.

What is causing the anxiety over fuel prices?

The end of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and new airstrikes in the Middle East are driving concerns about fuel costs.

Which countries are seeing predicted price rises?

Coverage from Global News indicates that gas prices in Canada are set to rise.

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