U.S. Gasoline Hits $4.018/gal, Highest Since 2022
Published on 3/31/2026

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Summarized by AI from the source belowU.S. gasoline prices have reached a nationwide average of $4.018 per gallon, the highest since August 2022. Prices have surged more than 30% since late February, following the U.S. and Israel's response to escalating tensions with Iran. Diesel prices also crossed the $5 per gallon mark on March 17, exceeding pre-conflict levels by over 40%. Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced plans to increase diesel supply to mitigate these rising costs, which are predicted to fuel inflation in the coming months.
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