Ross Gerber Says Gas Prices Are 'Back to the High,' Calls for 'Change in America'

Investor Ross Gerber said U.S. gas prices are “back to the high” amid rising energy costs linked to escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, including missile exchanges in the Middle East. Posting on X, Gerber Kawasaki co-founder said the gasoline price at a California station he tracks was $6.30 per gallon, adding that it is “time for change in America” as compared with “pre war” levels around $5. He previously urged consumers to consider EVs, calling them “wonderful alternatives.” GasBuddy analyst Patrick De Haan cited a 9.6-cent daily jump in the national average, while AAA pegged Tuesday averages at $4.1514 nationally and $5.8658 in California. WTI and Brent futures were also cited.