Gas prices are surging again—and Americans are feeling it fast. In just a matter of weeks, the national average has climbed to nearly $4 per gallon, marking a sharp increase of more than a dollar in under a month. The sudden spike is rattling markets, squeezing household budgets, and raising serious questions about what comes next.
At the center of the economic conversation is Gary Cohn, the architect behind much of the economic growth seen during Donald Trump’s administration. Having helped shape the 2017 tax overhaul and served as Director of the National Economic Council, Cohn is now raising concerns about forces he believes are threatening to derail that progress.
During a recent appearance on Fox Business, Cohn didn’t mince words. He emphasized that global markets are reacting in real time to escalating tensions in the Middle East, describing a climate where investors are hanging on every update.
“Since we’ve been involved in this issue, this war in the Middle East, markets have been hanging on every word,” Cohn said Monday on The Claman Countdown.
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