Fuel prices in the U.S. are surging as crude oil prices rise above $90 per barrel for the first time in years. Brent crude has hit $90 as Kuwait begins cutting oil production amidst overflowing reserves. U.S. crude futures have increased more than $10, reaching $92.61 per barrel, the highest level in two years, fueled by ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. As a result, gas prices are now averaging $3.32 a gallon, reflecting these significant changes in the oil market. The situation is compounded as the U.S. economy reportedly lost 92,000 jobs recently, adding to concerns over economic stability.