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Expanded refining capacity may not reduce U.S. gasoline prices

An analysis argues that efforts to increase U.S. refining capacity will not necessarily lower gasoline prices. The headline does not identify a specific new supply shock or price move.

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It challenges expectations that refining investment alone can materially reduce consumer fuel costs.

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  1. Why Trump's effort to boost refining capacity wont lower gas prices ↗us.cnn.com · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 2:17 PM UTC

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