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Prediction market traders think gas prices will hit new highs for the year
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points Further information on this prediction is available from CNBC, which reported on the expectations of these traders. Gas prices are expected to reach new highs for the year, according to prediction market traders.
Gas prices are expected to reach new highs for the year, according to prediction market traders. This forecast suggests that prices at the pump may continue to climb.
Further information on this prediction is available from CNBC, which reported on the expectations of these traders.
Details of the predicted price levels and the timeframe for the expected increase are not specified here, but can be found through the original report from CNBC.
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