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Gas Prices in El Paso May Remain High Despite Falling Oil Prices

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While oil futures are declining following a ceasefire in the Iran conflict, El Paso residents may not see a significant drop in gasoline prices for weeks or even months. The average price for a gallon of gas has surged to $4.16 since the war began, an increase of $1.18. Analysts predict that even a reduction to $4 per gallon may take one to two weeks, with prices below $3 potentially months away. The ongoing geopolitical tensions and damage to oil infrastructure in the Gulf region continue to create uncertainty in the market, affecting local consumers who are already feeling the pinch at the pump.

Key Details: • Current average gas price in El Paso: $4.16 per gallon. • Potential decrease to $4 per gallon may take 1-2 weeks. • Prices below $3 per gallon could take months to achieve. • Ongoing geopolitical risks may affect future price stability.

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El PasoAAAGasBuddyMatt SmithBob McNallyRapidan Energy GroupGulf regionTom KlozaOrmuz StraitKpler

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