Why Are Gas Prices Going Up in 2026? The question millions of Americans are asking is simple: why are gas prices going up in 2026? The national average for regular gas has climbed to $4.229 per gallon, driven by a mix of global instability and policy decisions. Here are the core factors behind rising gas prices: Iran conflict and oil supply disruptions U.S. military blockade impacting key shipping routes Volatility in global energy markets Increased demand heading into summer months When supply tightens and uncertainty rises, prices follow. Every time. How the Strait of Hormuz Is Driving Gas Prices Higher The Iran conflict’s impact on oil prices cannot be overstated. The Strait of Hormuz gas prices connection is critical, as…
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