September 5, 2026CommoditiesMacro·Bearish·energy / commodities

U.S. gasoline prices hit record Labor Day levels near $4.14 per gallon amid Hormuz volatility

AAA reported the U.S. national average for regular gasoline reached approximately $4.14 per gallon, the highest ever recorded for Labor Day, with Strait of Hormuz volatility keeping crude oil in the $90 range. Multiple outlets reported U.S. gas prices were set to break $4 a gallon on Labor Day as Middle East tensions drove oil higher.

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@CDemanincor

U.S. GAS PRICES ARE NOW AT RECORD LABOR DAY LEVELS 💥 AAA says the national average for regular gasoline is around $4.14 per gallon, the highest ever for Labor Day, with Strait of Hormuz volatility keeping crude oil in the $90 range. EIA data also shows • U.S. crude

@Cointelegraph

🇺🇸 OIL: U.S. gas prices are set to break $4 a gallon on Labor Day as Middle East tensions drive oil higher. https://t.co/wYT9kvjc42