The Trump administration is racing to find ways to stanch the run-up in oil prices driven by the war in Iran, as consumers feel the pressure of crude oil hitting $115 a barrel, reflected in higher pump prices.
The United States is undertaking a range of measures meant to lower prices, including releasing emergency oil reserves to ease sanctions on nations like Venezuela and increase global supply.
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