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Phil Mattingly and Richard Quest explain why higher gas prices are likely here for awhile
On "Inside Politics," CNN's economic experts Phil Mattingly and Richard Quest break down the link between oil markets, OPEC and gas prices in America as the war in Iran stretches on. "Every moment that oil is at these elevated levels, the economies are slowing, inflation is getting worse, and it is a continuing deteriorating situation," Quest says.
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