(CNN)– The average price of gas fell Thursday, March 26 for the first time since the start of the war in Iran.     But you won’t see a change in prices at the pump quite yet. The price only dropped by a fraction of a penny. Brent Crude Oil is once again firmly over a $100 a barrel. That’s after a brief reprieve Wednesday. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is upwardly revising its inflation forecasts for the U.S and other countries. Stock markets around the world are taking hits including in U.S. pre-trading today. Categories: News Tags: Gas Prices, Oil Prices, SC gas prices, South Carolina gas prices, U.S. economy ...read more read less