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Gas Prices on the Decline

  • Gasoline prices dropped significantly in June 2025, with Georgia averaging $2.86 per gallon amid a national decline to $3.12.
  • This decrease followed a sustained period of low crude oil prices and an oversupply in the market that lowered demand from 9.45 to 8.26 million barrels daily.
  • Supporting data showed a rise in total domestic gasoline supply from 223.1 to 228.3 million barrels despite a slight dip in production to 9 million barrels daily and a 4.3 million barrel drop in crude inventories.
  • AAA spokeswoman Montrae Waiters noted that the continued favorable gas prices in Georgia are a positive development for drivers as the busy summer travel season approaches.
  • As a result, drivers in Georgia and nationwide benefit from lower costs, although continuing factors like seasonal demand and geopolitical tension could influence future price changes.
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N1 customers can now choose which gas station they pump at for the lowest price. This is a new feature at N1, but Magnús Hafliðason, N1's CEO, says in an interview with mbl.is that the new feature is designed to meet the needs of N1 customers.

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Cobb County Courier broke the news in on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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