US EditionAverage gas prices continue to fall
- U.S. Gas prices have dropped for four consecutive weeks, with 34 states averaging under $3 per gallon, down 9.5 cents from last month and 42.4 cents from last year.
- The Trump administration credits its pro-energy policies and lifted drilling restrictions for the price decline, as noted by Rep. Wesley Hunt .
- Energy expert Mario Loyola stated that Trump's policies have restored investor confidence in U.S. Energy production.
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How gas prices have changed in Hattiesburg in the last week
Gasoline prices are down several cents compared to this time last month, but the cost to fill up the tank has declined by nearly 40 cents per gallon since last year. The national average fuel price is about $3.12, with Lawton, Oklahoma, seeing the cheapest metro-area prices at $2.58 and Lihue, Hawaii, with the most expensive at $5.12. After a monthlong pause on tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, the Trump administration proceeded at the be…
Gas prices in America went down four weeks in a row. Is that true for Washington state?
For the fourth straight week, gas prices are down nationally. The trend has brought the average cost of a gallon of gas from $3.13 the week ending Feb. 24, to $3.06 the week ending March 17, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data.
US Gas Prices Drop to 4-Year Low
The nationwide average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has fallen to $3.03 and continues to fall. In 28 states, gas prices are below $3. 24/7 Wall St. Key Points: In 28 states, the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline has fallen below $3. This helps the pocketbook, especially during times of inflation. Take this quiz to see if you’re on track to retire. (sponsored) The decline helps the pocketbooks, especially during times…
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