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After OPEC+, a group of the world’s largest oil suppliers, announced it will slash production, gas prices spiked four cents overnight and experts predict it could go up even more -- impacting not just what you'll pay at the pump but also what you'll pay to heat your home. NBC’s Blayne Alexander reports for TODAY.Oct. 6, 2022
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