Why Higher Gas Prices Are Starting to Change Behavior

Rising gas prices are beginning to reshape how Americans work, travel, and spend money.Chuck Zodda and Paul Lane break down the latest developments in the Strait of Hormuz as conflicting reports around a potential U.S.–Iran agreement send oil prices swinging wildly and keep energy markets on edge.Also covered:Why gas prices are surging despite hopes for a diplomatic breakthroughHow higher fuel costs are impacting commuters and remote work trendsWhat AMD’s earnings reveal about the next phase of the AI boomWhy semiconductor stocks continue to dominate market gainsSigns the labor market may finally be stabilizing after months of weaknessThe growing risks higher energy costs pose to hiring and economic growthCommon estate planning mistakes that can create major financial problems laterWhat rising energy costs could mean for consumers, jobs, and the broader economy if inflation pressures continue.