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Fuel Prices Show Inflation Is Still a Risk for Markets
Fuel prices remain nearly a dollar per gallon higher than pre-Iran war levels, causing consumer concern during the peak summer driving season. Prices have fallen recently but still pose an inflation risk for markets.
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