Gas Prices Soar in Cincinnati Amid U.S.-Iran War
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Gas prices surge in Greater Cincinnati, up over $1.20 since the U.S.-Iran war began, now averaging $3.83 per gallon. The spike is linked to the blocked Strait of Hormuz, causing tight supplies and rising prices worldwide. Cincinnati is nearing the national average of $3.98, ranking 229th most expensive metro area. Statewide, Indiana hits $4.00, Ohio at $3.85, and Kentucky at $3.71. Nationally, San Francisco tops at $6.01, while Lawton, Oklahoma, remains cheapest at $2.92. White House discussions suggest a potential ground push on Irans Kharg Island oil hub or renewed talks with Iranian leaders.
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