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Oil and gas prices rapidly rise around the world as Iran war shows no signs of letting up

(9 Mar 2026) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Strait of Hormuz - 19 May 2023 1. Various aerials of tankers in the Strait of Hormuz ASSOCIATED PRESS Salt Lake City - 9 March 2026 ++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 1&3++ 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Claudio Galimberti, Chief Economist and Global Director of Market Analysis, Rystad Energy: "The most important consequence of all this conflict has been the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which is the most impotent trade route out of the Middle East when it comes to oil and LNG (liquified natural gas)." ASSOCIATED PRESS ARCHIVE: Strait of Hormuz - 19 May 2023 3. Aerial of tankers in the Strait of Hormuz ASSOCIATED PRESS Morrisville, Pennsylvania – 9 March 2026 4. Wide of gas station sign 5. Wide of gas station exterior ++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 4-5++ 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Kathryn Price Engelhard, Pennsylvania resident: “It was about $30 last week and I stocked at eight gallons or nine gallons, no eight gallons because I couldn't afford to fill in my tank. I'm on social security. I can't afford this.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Winter Park, Florida - 9 March 2026 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Tyler Nepple, Florida resident: “Not really much I can do to deal with it, unfortunately. Just got to fill it up, eat the bullet, and hope that the prices go down in the future. That's all I can really do.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris - 09 March 2026 8. Mid of fuel pump display showing price and volume in euros 9. Close of person holding gas pump while refueling car 10. Pan of person refueling car ++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 8-10++ 11. SOUNDBITE (French) Philippe Bertet, 77 year old retiree: “11 litres, 21 euros and 82 cents. Eleven litres. Even with an old car, that’s about what it takes to do 100 kilometers. Not exactly, but around that. So yes, it’s really discouraging.” ++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOT 13++ 12. SOUNDBITE (French) Ben Ali, hospital administrative worker: “It’s incredible, because I travel about 90% of the time by car. If prices go up, it’s going to affect our budgets. It’s on top of the inflation we’ve already experienced recently, so of course it’s going to weigh on households.” 13. Various of people refueling cars ASSOCIATED PRESS Hanoi, Vietnam - 09 March 2026 14. Various of people queueing at petrol station ++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOT 14++ 15. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Thanh Van, customer: “The queueing is hard. When I passed by the petrol station this morning, I already saw people queueing, so I come back during my lunch break.” ++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 17-18++ 16. SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Le Van Tu, customer: “The increase of oil and gas prices will affect everyone and our economy. All activities, including petrol-based transportation will be affected.” 17. Close of prices 18. Various of people queueing at petrol station ASSOCIATED PRESS Salt Lake City - 9 March 2026 ++PARTIALLY COVERED BY SHOTS 20-22++ 19. SOUNDBITE (English) Claudio Galimberti, Chief Economist and Global Director of Market Analysis, Rystad Energy: "If you remove the threat of closure coming from Iran, then you can expect prices to revert back to basically the average we had before the war, it's probably going to take a few months before we get there." ASSOCIATED PRESS Graham, North Carolina – 9 March 2026 20. Pan of gas station 21. Mid of gas station prices ASSOCIATED PRESS Morrisville, Pennsylvania – 9 March 2026 22. Mid of gas pump STORYLINE: The fallout is ratcheting up what consumers and business will pay for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, with some drivers already feeling it at the pump. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...