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The 20 states where gas prices rose the most in July

First publishedAug 2, 13:18 UTC

Last updatedAug 2, 20:35 UTC · 14m ago

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Gas prices rose in 20 US states in July, with Indiana seeing the biggest increase at 14%. The national average gas price was over $4 per gallon. This rise happened after gas prices dropped after spiking in May.

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Gas prices rose in 20 US states in July. Indiana had the biggest increase at 14%. The national average gas price was over $4 per gallon. This happened after gas prices dropped after spiking in May.

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This matters because high gas prices affect people's daily lives and budgets. They also impact the economy.

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What happened to gas prices in July?: Gas prices rose in 20 US states.
Which state had the biggest increase in gas prices?: Indiana had the biggest increase at 14%.
What was the national average gas price in July?: The national average gas price was over $4 per gallon.

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The outlets frame the story as a continuation of the ongoing issue of high gas prices in the US. Business Insider mentions the Iran war as a contributing factor.

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Business InsiderAug 2, 13:18Mentions the Iran war as a cause
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Business InsiderAug 2, 13:18Reports on the ongoing issue of high gas prices