U.S. gasoline and diesel prices surge amid Middle East tensions

Summary

U.S. gasoline prices rise 23.2 cents to $3.68 per gallon, up 80 cents from a month ago. Diesel prices increase 34 cents to $4.951 per gallon. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East contribute to the price surge, with predictions of continued upward pressure on fuel costs.

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