Gas prices drop across Texas this weekend, AAA

Gas prices have dropped slightly compared to last week

The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gas in the Killeen-Fort Cavazos area has dropped a bit from a week ago, according to AAA.

Gas prices drop across Texas this weekend, AAA

HOUSTON (KIAH) — Good news for drivers: gas prices are falling across Texas just in time for the weekend. According to AAA Texas, the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded fuel is now $2.82 statewide, down five cents from last week and 41 cents cheaper than this time last year. El Paso drivers are paying the most at $2.98 per gallon, while Lubbock has the lowest average at $2.63. Nationally, prices are averaging $3.22 per gallon, also d…

Gas Prices Dip Unexpectedly as OPEC+ Boosts Oil Production - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information

Washington, D.C. – Prices at the pump are coming down even though this is the time of year when gas prices go up. Supply and demand are the main reason for the dip. After OPEC+ announced it’s increasing oil production next month by more than 400,000 barrels a day – much more than expected – the price of crude oil has been falling. Oversupply, coupled with tepid gasoline demand, is resulting in lower pump prices. According to new data from the En…

AAA: Gas prices falling back down after steep hike; state now has 7th cheapest gas in U.S. - NKyTribune

After gas prices in the Commonwealth shot upward 13 cents just a couple of weeks ago, pump prices have fallen back down in Kentucky as well as around the nation. Kentucky’s current gas price is $2.84, down 5 cents from a week ago. Today’s price means Kentucky now has the 7th cheapest gas in the nation. Despite the impact of higher-cost summer blend fuels, sluggish demand and increased supply have helped to bring prices back down at the pump. Aft…

AAA: Up and Down, Gas Prices Reverse Course

(WYDaily/Courtesy Adobe) VIRGINIA BEACH — Prices at the pump are coming down, according to AAA, even though this is the time of year when gas prices go up, and supply and demand are the main reason for the dip. After OPEC+ announced it’s increasing oil production next month by more than 400,000 barrels a day — much more than expected — the price of crude oil has been falling. Oversupply coupled with tepid gasoline demand is resulting in lower pu…