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The latest Fuel Gauge Report from AAA shows increased prices across the U.S. since last week, with 46 states seeing higher average prices for a gallon of regular, unleaded gasoline. Prices did fall in four states, though, including Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Kentucky.
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Despite predictions of lower gasoline prices later this year, they’re still rising nationwide, with an average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline at $3.75 on Feb. 19, according to AAA’s latest Fuel Gauge Report.
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New reports from AAA and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) say that although fuel prices have been on the rise recently, they should start falling as oil prices fall and temporary production concerns are resolved.
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AAA attributes the recent jump in prices is due to higher crude oil and prices in the central U.S. states adjusting upward after falling to low levels at the end of 2012.
Read More →The area seeing the highest price increase is the central U.S, with nine states seeing prices rise 10 cents or more last week, according to the latest fuel prices report from AAA.
Read More →Refinery issues in certain parts of the country could increase prices in California and the Midwest in the near future even though prices overall are down from last year, according to the latest fuel prices report from AAA.
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PORTLAND, ME – WEX said experts are predicting that 2013 will look similar to 2012 in terms of price trends, barring major unforeseen supply disruptions.
Read More →WASHINGTON – Gasoline just keeps getting more expensive, with the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline hitting $3.60 in 2012, according to an AAA overview of fuel prices for the year.
Read More →WASHINGTON - After falling for 28 consecutive days, the national average is slowly beginning to rise, having increased for the last four days.
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Although the average retail price of $3.25 per gallon is the lowest in 2012, it is still the highest on record for this calendar day, according to AAA.
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