Analysts urge calm as world waits for fallout from strike on Iranian general
Derek Bisaccio is the editor of Forecast International's Military Markets in the Middle East & Africa, based in Newtown. He says gas prices spiked 4% since yesterday's news, but that drivers shouldn't worry.
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Jan 4, 2020, 12:10 AM
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Derek Bisaccio is the editor of Forecast International's Military Markets in the Middle East & Africa, based in Newtown. He says gas prices spiked 4% since yesterday's news, but that drivers shouldn't worry.
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