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Gas prices on the rise following Iran airstrikes

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Average gas prices in Indiana have increased about 11 percent in just a week.

Gas prices jumped in Indiana following Israeli and U.S. air strikes on Iran last week.

NPR reported the increase in gas prices overnight Monday was “the biggest one-day increase since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine four years ago.”

Read more: How will a war in Iran affect Hoosiers?

According to AAA, average gas prices in Indiana are currently about $3.15. A week ago, it was $2.82. That’s about an 11 percent increase in just a week.

The national average is around $3.20.

Bloomington’s prices at about $3.25 per gallon are higher than the state average. Last week, the average price was $2.98. That is an increase of about 8.7 percent.

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Joanie Dugan is WFIU's regional newscaster for All Things Considered. She graduated from Indiana University with degrees in English and Media.
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