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“America is even angrier that green and vehemently anti-Russian Europe has been the chief buyer of Russian natural gas since the war began.”

“…nding that having cheap electricity and consumer goods and housing is good — seems to have failed; Democrats this year aren’t shouting out their opposition to cheaper energy, but few are running on anything about it except blaming Trump for higher pump…”

“He was talking about how a temporary rise in gas prices was “a small price to pay” for stopping Iran from developing nuclear missiles that could annihilate the cities of our allies in Europe and the Middle East, and might one day even strike American cities.”

“With mines cleared and confirmed Iranian attacks on shipping down to zero, oil through Strait this month hit its highest level (7.3 million barrels a day) since the war began.”

“National average gasoline prices reached $4.48 a gallon, according to AAA, far above the pre-war average of $2.98 a gallon in February and $3.13 last September.”

“With the White House’s on-again, off-again Iran negotiations dragging into their seventh month, JPMorgan’s commodities team has abandoned its “baseline view” on oil prices, the benchmark targets that weigh various factors that influence oil markets.”