High Gas Prices: Global Impact of Iran War

0:00It's March 24th. From every corner of the globe, this is Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. High gas prices are squeezing families worldwide as the war in Iran drags into its 24th day with the straight of four moves still mostly shut down. To oil tankers, President Trump brought a spark of hope on Monday, claiming talks with Iranian leaders could soon end the conflict, which helped push Brent crude. prices down 9.7% to $101 and 26 cents per barrel from nearly $120 last week. Everyday folks are filling the pinch hard, from taxi drivers in Argentina topping off just enough to work, to janitors in Germany skipping weekend, drives with their kids. In places like Nigeria and the Philippines, rising fuel costs meet no more beach outings or even trouble paying rent, forcing some to hunt for second, jobs or switch careers entirely. Iran denies any deal talks are happening, and with oil taking weeks to reach pumps

1:00after refining and shipping, drivers everywhere will keep paying. Top dollar for now.