According to the latest data from AAA, the national average price for regular gasoline in the U.S. has climbed to $4.018 ya galón, cruzando oficialmente ar $4 umbral. ya precios ja ar bomba xi subido 35% ndezu̲ ar hñäki jar Irán comenzó ar zänä bi thogi.
ko ar Estrecho ar Hormuz permaneciendo cerrado 'nar dätä xe̲ni ya buques, suministro ar petróleo jar nxoge ximhai
ar cadena xi sufrido 'nar interrupción severa. Ar Estrecho maneja aproximadamente 20% ar suministro petróleo jar ximha̲i, ne hñäki nu'bya ofrece tx'u̲tho esperanza pa ar alivio precios hingi maa plazo.
datos muestran ke ya precios ar petróleo crudo xi subido por encima de $100 ya barril Nxoge ar ngäts'i ar zänä, 'nar pico nä'ä nu'bya ar xi thogi Hmunts'i ja ya consumidores. Ma 'nar zänä, gas regular promediado $2.98 ya galón; thogi 'nar je̲ya, bí $3.17.
Descomponer ya klase ar combustible, ar promedio nacional 'bu̲'bya ar o̲t'e jar $4.541 pa gas made grado, $4.904 pa premium, ne $5.454 pa ar diesel. disparidades ja ya xeni 'mui ya significativas: West Coast prices remain notably high, with California seeing regular gas at $5.887 ya galón, while Oklahoma has the cheapest gas in the nation at an average of $3.272 ya galón.
Handi atrás, the last time average gas prices reached the $4 level was in 2022 following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Current prices remain below the all-time high of $5.03 per gallon recorded in June 2022.
Public opinion shows a clear divide over who bears responsibility for the price surge. A Morning Consult poll conducted earlier this month found that 48% of Americans blame President Trump and his administration for the spike, while 16% point to oil and gas companies, 13% cite global market forces, ne 11% attribute it to former President Biden.
Additionally, a Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that 87% of respondents expect gas prices to continue rising as the war drags on, ne 55% said that rising pump costs have “somewhat” impacted their overall household budget.