U.S. President Donald Trump said oil prices increased less than he had expected during the Iran war, according to a newsflash published by Odaily and attributed to Sina Finance. Asked whether the United States could see gasoline at $2 again, Trump said prices could go even lower. The remarks focused on fuel costs and came in response to a question about whether cheaper gasoline could return in the U.S. market. No additional pricing data or timeline beyond the quoted comments was provided in the source item.
U.S. President Donald Trump said oil prices rose less than he had expected during the Iran war, according to Sina Finance as cited by Odaily.
When asked whether the United States could see $2 gasoline again, Trump replied: "You will see even lower prices."
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