Could extreme heat cause a gas price creep?

<p>Oil refineries aren&#8217;t designed to operate in high heat, but U.S. facilities are in Texas and Louisiana — where average temperatures have been at least 95 degrees. Dialing back production plus extreme weather brought on by a hot summer could bump up gas prices. And that&#8217;s on top of OPEC+ curbing output. After that, July job report expectations and how inflation is triggering emigration out of Argentina.</p>