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Florida Gas Prices Surge 21 Cents to 4-Month High as Crude Oil Costs Climb
AAA said Florida drivers are paying about 15 cents more than a week ago as crude oil climbs above $100 a barrel.
- Florida gas prices fell slightly to $4.28 on Monday after hitting a four-month high of $4.33 over the weekend, according to the American Automobile Association.
- AAA spokesman Mark Jenkins said rising oil prices contributed to the jump at the pump as ongoing tensions in the Middle East created uncertainty about global oil supplies.
- It now costs an average of about $65 for Florida drivers to fill a 15-gallon gas tank, representing a $6 increase from a month ago and nearly $20 more than a year ago.
- West Palm Beach and Boca Raton remain the most expensive markets at $4.43 a gallon, while Panama City offers the lowest at $4.03; Florida's average stays below the national $4.47.
- Oil prices climbed 27 percent over the past three weeks, with crude settling at $105.83 per barrel Tuesday. Relief timing remains unclear as prices stay tied to Middle East tensions.
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Florida gas prices ease slightly after reaching four-month high - Regional Media News
(The Center Square) - Florida gas prices fell slightly Monday after hitting a four-month high over the weekend. The average price for a gallon of gas in Florida landed at $4.28 Monday afternoon. It comes after the state average reached $4.33 per gallon Friday, marking [...]
Florida Gas Prices Climb 21 Cents, Hit Highest Level Since May
Florida gas prices climbed sharply last week, reaching their highest daily average since May as rising crude oil prices continued to push fuel costs higher, according to AAA. The statewide average price for regular gasoline reached $4.33 per gallon Friday before easing to $4.30 on Sunday. Sunday’s average was 15 cents higher than a week […]
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