Oil Prices Soar, Igniting Inflation Concerns and Driver Woes

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Oil prices surged to their highest level in months after Saudi Arabia extended production cuts, leading to concerns about inflation. The spike in prices follows major supply cuts by OPEC+, further constraining supply. Gas prices have already started to rise, with the average cost of a gallon of regular gasoline up over 8% in the past month. The increase in oil and gasoline prices threatens to exacerbate stubborn inflation, complicating the Federal Reserve's efforts to tame price pressures and achieve a soft landing for the economy.
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