Wright: Gas Prices to Ease as Iran Threats Neutralized
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright predicts a short-lived gas price spike due to the Iran war, with prices unlikely to surpass current levels. He highlights abundant global oil supplies and the U.S.s role as an oil and gas exporter. The focus now shifts to neutralizing Irans threats, aiming to end conflict and boost commerce. Military operations in the Strait of Hormuz are progressing, potentially stabilizing the Middle East and lowering energy prices long-term. The administration is not yet tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, but is prepared to do so if necessary, and has allowed temporary sales of Russian oil to maintain refinery operations and ease market pressure.
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