Wright on gas prices: 'I can't make any predictions'

As the war in Iran continues to escalate, energy markets are on edge, with gas prices reaching record highs. Energy Secretary Chris Wright has become the latest government official to sidestep predictions on the future of oil and gas prices, citing uncertainty in the wake of the conflict. In a recent interview, Wright expressed caution about making any forecasts, suggesting that the military impact of the war has been in line with initial expectations. With tensions running high and global demand for oil remaining strong, many are left wondering what the future holds for consumers at the pump.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday he is “avoiding” predictions on gas prices, as the average cost has reached its highest point amid the war in Iran. “I can't make any predictions about… oil prices or gasoline prices. The military part of the conflict took about what we expected,” Wright told host Kristen Welker on...