TRUMP REJECTS GAS PRICE WARNING Trump says gas prices will drop as soon as the Iran war ends, dismissing Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s forecast that prices may stay above $3 until 2027.

Trump's assertion that gas prices will fall post-Iran war contrasts with Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s projection of sustained prices above $3 through 2027, creating divergent policy signals on energy outlooks. The disagreement introduces uncertainty into natgas pricing, as markets weigh geopolitical resolution timelines against structural supply-demand fundamentals. A swift de-escalation in Iran could tighten global oil supply expectations, pressuring natgas as a substitute fuel, while prolonged conflict supports higher energy prices via risk premium and substitution demand. Trump’s comments may influence short-term trader sentiment on energy equities and natgas futures, particularly if linked to anticipated shifts in Middle East policy. Traders will watch the next EIA natural gas storage report and Iranian naval activity in the Strait of Hormuz for early signs of supply chain stability or disruption.

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