Might gasoline prices drop in the fall? Not likely.
Fuel prices usually decline in autumn as demand eases. But international tension, notably the Iran war, is expected to keep prices up.
The crude-oil tanker "Chios" has its cargo pumped into the Chevron Products Company refinery, one of California's largest petroleum processing facilities, in El Segundo, Calif., on March 4. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
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