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The Fiscal Times
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Checkout lines may delay Iran war deal
The tentative agreement to end the Iran conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to result in immediate price reductions for gasoline, groceries, or flights. Despite oil prices falling, downstream costs for fuel and food supplies are expected to remain elevated due to lingering supply chain disruptions, higher transportation costs, and ongoing inflation pressures. Analysts caution that it may take months for consumers to see significant relief at the pump, in grocery stores, and in travel expenses.
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