Oregon drivers are seeing a smaller weekly increase than most states, but experts warn uncertainty could make the situation worse.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Gas prices are slightly rising again across Oregon, driven by a sharp jump in global crude oil prices following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran. While Oregon’s increase is smaller than most states this week, analysts warn the situation could escalate quickly depending on how long the conflict lasts and whether a key shipping route remains open.
The Oregon average for regular gas rose 4 cents over the past week to $3.95 a gallon, according to AAA Oregon/Idaho. That’s one of the smallest
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