MARKETSSTORY 514· JULY 23, 2026

Iran war's energy shock is pushing gas and diesel prices higher, and the relief will be slow to come

An energy shock, meaning a sudden disruption to fuel supply that forces prices up before the economy can adapt, is hitting the United States as the Iran war escalates. Gas and diesel prices

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