Here’s how much you could pay for a gallon of gas by May because of the attacks on Iran

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U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran are expected to disrupt oil supply chains, pushing global crude prices higher. GasBuddy analysts estimate U.S. gasoline prices could rise to $3.50 per gallon by May due to geopolitical tensions. The conflict threatens to destabilize energy markets, with potential ripple effects on inflation and consumer spending. Investors should monitor OPEC+ policy responses and U.S. strategic reserve actions as key variables.