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The national gasoline price increased 6 cents to $2.33 for the week ending Feb. 19, as 28 states saw their average price rise at least 5 cents, according to AAA.
Read More →The national average price fell 3 cents to $2.61 for the week ending Aug. 19, which was also 17 cents lower than a month ago and 22 cents cheaper than a year ago.
Read More →The national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded fell 4 cents to $2.60 for the week ending Oct. 28, marking the largest one-week decrease in more than six weeks, according to AAA.
Read More →The national average price of a gallon of regular unleaded stayed at $2.26 per gallon for the week ending Feb. 4, even as most states saw slightly lower gasoline prices. Only eight states saw their gasoline prices increase during the week.
Read More →The national average rice of gasoline increased 1 cent to $2.38, two cents more than prices both a month and a year ago. AAA reported that a moderate dip in gasoline prices are normal following long holiday weekends, and prices in 30 states have fallen as much as four cents.
Read More →The national average price of regular unleaded gasoline increased 3 cents to $2.42 in the past year, and is now 20 cents higher than the start of the year, which is the largest January-February increase in four years, according to AAA.
Read More →Regular unleaded increased 1 cent to $2.84 as the nation's gasoline prices plateaued after several months of increasing prices due to the shift to higher-cost summer-blend gasoline and more unplanned refinery maintenance, especially on the West Coast.
Read More →Gasoline prices have begun to increase heading toward the Fourth of July holiday, as the national price increased 5 cents to $2.71 for the week ending July 1, according to AAA.
Read More →As the country gradually reopens, certain states are seeing weekly pump price increases of 27 cents (Wisconsin), 19 cents (Ohio) and 16 cents (Indiana).
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