Oil executives caution President Trump that shrinking supplies could push gas prices higher

Senior executives from major oil companies have cautioned President Donald Trump. They warn that dwindling fuel supplies could trigger a rise in gasoline prices. The executives cite recent production cuts and logistical bottlenecks. A potential price spike would affect commuters and the broader economy. The warning comes as the administration reviews energy‑policy measures. Industry leaders suggest that strategic reserves and increased output could help. They also note the risk of market volatility if supply issues persist. The report urges swift government action to stabilise the fuel market. Analysts will monitor policy responses for signs of price mitigation.