Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated on Sunday that he did not want to express an opinion on the current trend of gas prices in the United States, which are averaging over $4 per gallon. During the discussion, he was reminded of a previous statement made five months ago in which he indicated that high gas prices had peaked.
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Energy Secretary Declines to Comment on Rising Gas Prices
Energy Secretary Chris Wright refrained from commenting on the rising gas prices in the U.S., which are currently above $4 per gallon. He referenced a prior statement made five months ago regarding the peak of high gas prices.
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