By Nathan Layne Sept 21 (Reuters) - Two Republicans in tight US Senate races called on Monday for a swift end to the war in Iran, the latest sign that vulnerable candidates are trying to put some distance between themselves and President Donald Trump over a conflict that has pushed up fuel prices,

Representative Ashley Hinson of Iowa and Mike Rogers of Michigan distanced themselves from President Trump amid concern that high diesel prices could hurt the party in November.

The president reportedly told Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst he has “very big things” in mind for the war in “the not-so-distant future.”

Iran’s latest set of conditions come as growing regional escalations causes oil prices to cross $100 per barrel.

Almost 2 in 3 Americans said in a new poll that the United States is not winning the war in Iran and that President Trump is not doing enough to end the ongoing conflict. In the CNN and SSRS poll, released Tuesday,

British homeowners are paying an average of £840 a year more when they refinance their mortgages, as the rising borrowing costs triggered by the Iran war start to impact consumers’ spending power. Approximately 1mn households have rolled off fixed-rate mortgage deals since February, according to Bank of England data.

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As President Trump touts a looming decision on his next move in the war, Tehran says any "new aggression" would be met with different weapons in new places.