Costs at the pump are unlikely to come down significantly until Donald Trump can strike a lasting deal with Iran, according to oil market analysts. Gasoline is currently selling for more than $4 a gallon at stations like the Texaco filling station in Atlanta, Georgia.

It's peak summer driving season, a time when Americans tend to be even more fixated than usual on fuel prices. The numbers at the pump aren't looking good, with seasonal highs putting pressure on American drivers.

Oil reporter Nathan Risser examines the current pressures on consumers as energy costs remain elevated. Market watchers suggest that geopolitical tensions and supply constraints will keep prices high through the summer months.

The outlook remains uncertain as negotiations with Iran continue, leaving drivers to brace for sustained expensive fuel costs in the near term.