In recent statements, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright has addressed concerns about rising oil prices, particularly in light of the ongoing conflict in Iran. He indicated that while Americans may experience elevated gasoline prices for the next few weeks, relief could be on the horizon if the Iran war concludes soon. Wright expressed confidence that the conflict would not last long, suggesting it could end within weeks. However, he also acknowledged that there are no guarantees regarding the trajectory of gas prices and underscored that it will take time for any positive changes to materialize. Despite political discussions surrounding energy policies, Wright assured that the administration is taking steps to mitigate the impacts of rising costs. The White House remains optimistic that the situation will stabilize before long, particularly as measures to resume normal oil flows in the region are anticipated.