Indiana gas prices jump 84 cents amid global oil supply concerns

7 articles · Updated · WTHR · May 1

Some Indianapolis stations rose from about $4.79 to $4.99 a gallon on 29 April, while GasBuddy's Patrick De Haan said Indiana posted the biggest weekly increase nationwide.
AAA said the US average reached about $4.229, up nearly 21 cents in a week and the highest in almost four years, as Strait of Hormuz instability keeps oil markets under pressure.
Diesel held near $5.464 nationally, sustaining transport and supply-chain costs, while experts said further price swings depend on geopolitical developments; the US gasoline record remains just above $5, set in June 2022.

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