War's Impact: $8.4B Gas Boost, Higher Prices
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Soaring gas prices due to the Iran war have cost American drivers an extra $8.4 billion, with the average nationwide price reaching $4.08 per gallon. Filling up popular vehicles like the Toyota RAV4 and Ford F-150 has seen significant increases, while households are still spending, but confidence in big purchases is waning. Texas, California, Florida, and North Carolina are among the states hit hardest, with the White House predicting a drop in prices once the war ends. However, economists warn that the strain may persist, potentially impacting spending and economic growth.
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