TRUMP DISMISSES $3 GAS TIMELINE Trump says gas prices will fall as soon as the Iran conflict ends, rejecting his energy secretary’s view that prices may stay above $3 until next year. Gas is currently around $4, with oil near $90+, as supply disruptions and tensions in the

Former President Trump stated that gas prices are expected to decline once the conflict in Iran is resolved, contradicting his energy secretary's prediction that prices could remain above $3 until next year. This commentary impacts market sentiment through the channel of inflation repricing, as expectations of lower gas prices could ease inflationary pressures. Natural gas markets, particularly in the U.S., may experience volatility as traders reassess supply and demand dynamics in light of geopolitical tensions. The upcoming developments in the Iran conflict will be closely watched, as any resolution could significantly influence energy prices and market stability.

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