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The national average price for regular gasoline reached a record high of $4.15 per gallon on Labor Day, marking a significant increase compared to previous months and last year. The rise in prices has been largely attributed to the conflict with Iran, affecting crude oil supplies. Diesel prices have also reached record highs, impacting shipping costs.
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The national average price for regular gasoline reached a record high of $4.15 per gallon on Labor Day, marking a significant increase compared to previous months and last year. The rise in prices has been largely attributed to the conflict with Iran, affecting crude oil supplies. Diesel prices have also reached record highs, impacting shipping costs.
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