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US Gasoline Prices Surge 50% as Iran War Disrupts Global Oil Flows

New York— US gasoline prices have risen 50 percent since the onset of the Iran war, with the national average

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Energy Shock Fallout May Linger as MidEast Output Recovery Seen Stretching Two Years

Zurich — Global energy markets could take about two years to recover output losses caused by the Middle East conflict,