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Energy secretary: 'I don't want to have an opinion' on rising gas prices
Summary by Inflation News Editorial Desk Tara Suter , as published by The Hill Business
· September 6, 2026
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Sunday said he did not “want to have an opinion” on the direction of gas prices Americans are paying, which are above $4 per gallon on average at the pump in the U.S. "You said on this show five months ago that high gas prices had peaked, but between not...
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What is this story about? Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Sunday said he did not “want to have an opinion” on the direction of gas prices Americans are paying, which are above $4 per gallon on average at the pump in the U.S. "You said on this show five months ago that high gas prices had peaked, but between not...
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