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U.S. gas prices drop following state tax cuts, but $100 oil and Strait of Hormuz strikes limit broader relief
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U.S. gas prices drop following state tax cuts, but $100 oil and Strait of Hormuz strikes limit broader relief
NOTTINGHAM, Md. — Average U.S. gasoline prices fell 5.5 cents over the past week to $4.24 per gallon, driven by state fuel tax suspensions and price-cycling shifts, according to data released Monday by fuel-tracking service GasBuddy. Despite the weekly decline, drivers continue to face elevated fuel costs, with the national gasoline average sitting $1.26 per […]
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