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Trump slams Chevron CEO, demands immediate reduction in US fuel prices

Trump claims Chevron’s success stems from his policies, calling for urgent reductions in US fuel prices for consumers.

Al Jazeera By Al Jazeera Staff Aug 3, 2026, 2:33 PM Captured Aug 3, 2026, 3:01 PM

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Trump claims Chevron’s success stems from his policies, calling for urgent reductions in US fuel prices for consumers.

US President Donald Trump has again demanded that oil companies lower gasoline prices for American consumers, slamming Chevron for not crediting his administration’s work to assist the oil industry.

On Monday, Trump criticised Mike Wirth, the chairman and CEO of the multinational oil and gas company Chevron, for not crediting his administration for Chevron’s current performance.

He went on to say that Chevron and other oil companies should immediately lower prices, which he has done previously.

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B 12/100 risk

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Report confidence: 82%
Content format: straight news
Evidence findings: 1
Sentences checked: 14
Method: origin-framing-v2

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+12 · 82% confidence

He went on to say that Chevron and other oil companies should immediately lower prices, which he has done previously.

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The president has repeatedly said that fuel prices would “come down like a rock” after the conflict with Iran ends, but economists have disputed Trump’s assertions and predict longer-term economic repercussions due to the conflict.
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The region has been on edge, fearing that the fighting could escalate once again after Washington and Tehran traded threats of renewed heavy attacks, including against energy infrastructure.

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