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The war in Iran is expected to push gas prices higher for Connecticut drivers, though experts say any increases are likely to be short-term and no supply shortages are anticipated. Drivers in Connecticut are currently paying an average of $2.92 per gallon, up 5 cents over the past month. GasBuddy, which tracks fuel prices nationally, projects consumers could see prices rise 10 to 30 cents per gallon over the next two weeks, potentially pushing the national average above $3 a gallon for the first time in 2026. Oil prices rose sharply in response to the conflict, with crude climbing nearly 9% to more than $79 a barrel — its highest price in more than a year. Mohammad Elahee, a professor of international business at Quinnipiac University, said the concern centers on potential disruptions to oil shipments through the Persian Gulf. “Every day, about 20 million barrels of oil, which is about 20% of global consumption, pass through that strait,” Elahee said. “If that is halted, it will definitely have an impact on the global price.” Roughly 20% of the world’s daily oil supply moves through the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf. Elahee said even a brief interruption in deliveries could cause significant disruption to global markets. Elahee noted the effects could extend beyond fuel costs. “It’s not just the gasoline prices, our home heating bill might go up,” he said. “Home heating oil, refined petroleum product, the price of home heating oil moves in lock step with crude price. Luckily, we are at the end of the winter.” He added that while the U.S. produces much of its own oil, it remains a global commodity, meaning domestic companies price it based on global rates, which are already up. Elahee also said major U.S. trade partners, including South Korea, Japan, India and China, depend on Middle Eastern oil. If that flow is disrupted, he said, those countries cannot produce goods the U.S. imports. Michael Fox, with the Gasoline and Automotive Service Dealers of America, said he has seen geopolitical events affect prices throughout his more than 50 years in the industry. “I’ve been through odd/even license plates, gas shortages, rationing, pretty much every combination of a gas shortage you could think of in the last 75 years,” Fox said. Fox said there will be market volatility but noted that February and March are traditionally the lowest-demand months for fuel. He said the U.S. is also receiving crude from Venezuela and projected a temporary increase of 5 to 8 cents per gallon, adding that the outcome depends on how the conflict develops. Tony DiCerto, a property owner who drives frequently across the state, said he is monitoring the situation. “I have rental properties all over the state, driving all the time, so I’m very aware of gas prices,” DiCerto said. “I’m prepared for it. It’s going to happen, just hope this thing doesn’t become another Afghanistan.” #localnews #breakingnews #connecticut #wfsb #ct #Iran #Iranwar #gasprices #gasbuddy #fuelprices #politicalnews #QU #quinnipiac #persiangulf #consumer #globalnews #oil #heating #localimpact
The war in Iran is expected to push gas prices higher for Connecticut drivers, though experts say any increases are likely to be short-term and no supply shortages are anticipated. Drivers in Connecticut are currently paying an average of $2.92 per gallon, up 5 cents over the past month. GasBuddy, which tracks fuel prices nationally, projects consumers could see prices rise 10 to 30 cents per gallon over the next two weeks, potentially pushing the national average above $3 a gallon for the first time in 2026. Oil prices rose sharply in response to the conflict, with crude climbing nearly 9% to more than $79 a barrel — its highest price in more than a year. Mohammad Elahee, a professor of international business at Quinnipiac University, said the concern centers on potential disruptions to oil shipments through the Persian Gulf. “Every day, about 20 million barrels of oil, which is about 20% of global consumption, pass through that strait,” Elahee said. “If that is halted, it will definitely have an impact on the global price.” Roughly 20% of the world’s daily oil supply moves through the narrow mouth of the Persian Gulf. Elahee said even a brief interruption in deliveries could cause significant disruption to global markets. Elahee noted the effects could extend beyond fuel costs. “It’s not just the gasoline prices, our home heating bill might go up,” he said. “Home heating oil, refined petroleum product, the price of home heating oil moves in lock step with crude price. Luckily, we are at the end of the winter.” He added that while the U.S. produces much of its own oil, it remains a global commodity, meaning domestic companies price it based on global rates, which are already up. Elahee also said major U.S. trade partners, including South Korea, Japan, India and China, depend on Middle Eastern oil. If that flow is disrupted, he said, those countries cannot produce goods the U.S. imports. Michael Fox, with the Gasoline and Automotive Service Dealers of America, said he has seen geopolitical events affect prices throughout his more than 50 years in the industry. “I’ve been through odd/even license plates, gas shortages, rationing, pretty much every combination of a gas shortage you could think of in the last 75 years,” Fox said. Fox said there will be market volatility but noted that February and March are traditionally the lowest-demand months for fuel. He said the U.S. is also receiving crude from Venezuela and projected a temporary increase of 5 to 8 cents per gallon, adding that the outcome depends on how the conflict develops. Tony DiCerto, a property owner who drives frequently across the state, said he is monitoring the situation. “I have rental properties all over the state, driving all the time, so I’m very aware of gas prices,” DiCerto said. “I’m prepared for it. It’s going to happen, just hope this thing doesn’t become another Afghanistan.” #localnews #breakingnews #connecticut #wfsb #ct #Iran #Iranwar #gasprices #gasbuddy #fuelprices #politicalnews #QU #quinnipiac #persiangulf #consumer #globalnews #oil #heating #localimpact
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