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U.S. crude oil hovers at two-month high amid fears of Israel-Hezbollah war and Hurricane Beryl

Gasoline prices have hit a $3.50 per gallon average ahead of the Fourth of July holiday as oil extends its rally.

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U.S. crude oil hovers at two-month high amid fears of Israel-Hezbollah war and Hurricane Beryl
Gasoline prices have hit a $3.50 per gallon average ahead of the Fourth of July holiday as oil extends its rally.
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