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Trump administration uses AAA data to predict market outcomes based on war victory, affecting fuel prices in the Hormuz region.

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Trump administration uses AAA data to predict market outcomes based on war victory, affecting fuel prices in the Hormuz region.

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Donald TrumpAmerican Automobile AssociationHormuz

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  1. AAA data and expert commentary analyze economic ripple effects from the Hormuz closure and airstrikes.1 source
  2. Trump leverages AAA data to predict market outcomes based on war victory, impacting fuel prices in Hormuz.1 source

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