Fuel prices in the United States are starting to rise again, and many people are asking why. Over the last week, the average gas price in the U.S. has climbed close to $3.48 per gallon, after staying much lower earlier this year.  The reason is global tension in the Middle East. Oil prices have crossed $100 per barrel, and when oil becomes expensive, it directly affects the price we pay at the pump in America.  For Indians and NRIs living in the U.S., this means daily life costs can slowly increase — from commuting to groceries and delivery costs. Even students in the U.S. who drive to college or work part-time will start feeling the difference. In this reel, I’m sharing what changed from last week, why fuel prices are reacting to global events, and what people living in America should expect in the coming weeks. If you follow Indian life in America, NRI lifestyle, student life in the USA, or U.S. visa journey, this is something that can impact everyone living here. #iranwar #us...