According to AAA, gasoline prices in the United States fall by throwing typical seasonal tendency to typical seasonal tendency in AAA. Sliding, especially the OPEC + and Energy Information Management (EIA) applies to submit and require the latest information, especially an important announcement.
AAA reports that OPEC + will increase more than 400,000 barrels of oil per day starting from the next month. This unexpected exit increase occurred in the price of crude oil. The combination of oversupply and weak gasoline is driving prices in the lower part of the pump.
According to EIA, the demand for gasoline fell from 8.49 million barrels to 8.49 million barrels per day. The supply of total householdoline gasoline, which has up to 236.6 million barrels of 236.0 million barrels, was also rejected. Gasoline production last week 8.9 million barrels per day.
As of today, a gallon is a national average $ 3.22 for regular gasoline. This figure is above $ 3.08 a month, but is less than $ 3.61 a year ago.
The development of the oil market
The price of crude oil reacted to production news and supply. On Wednesday, near the official trade session, West Texas intermediate (WTI) rose to $ 2.77, a barrel was worth $ 62.35. According to EIA, the US crude oil reserves increased by 2.6 million barrels over the past week. The reserves now stand in 442.3 million barrels, which is more than five percent below five percent.
Home charging prices hold steady
Meanwhile, the price of the public vehicle (house) for last week remained unchanged. The national average price per kilowatt in the People’s Charge Station is resistant to 34 kopecks.
Violence by the state by the state
California, Hawaii (4.52), Oregon (4.38), Oregon ($ 4.00), Nevada ($ 4.00), ($ 4.00), ($ 4.00) ($ 4.00) ($ 4.00) ($ 4.00) ($ 4.00) ($ 4.00) continues to lead the nation to 4.92 dollars per $ 4.92. In the top 10 most expensive gas markets include Alaska ($ 3.65), Illinois ($ 3.46), Illinois ($ 3.39), Pennsylvania ($ 3.38) and Idaho ($ 3.38) and Idaho ($ 3.35).
States with the least expensive gas states Mississippi (2.73), Tennessee ($ 2.75), Oklahoma ($ 2.77), Louisiana ($ 2.81) and South Carolina ($ 2.81). Texas ($ 2.82), Kentucky ($ 2.84), Alabama ($ 2.84), Arkansas ($ 2.84), Kansas ($ 2.84), ($ 2.84), ($ 2.84), ($ 2.84).
For home drivers Hawaii Kilow clock has the highest mass charging rate in 56 cents. West Virginia (47 kopecks), Montana (45 kopecks), South Carolina (43 kopecks) and Tennessee (42 kopecks) are watching. Other high-level states include Idaho and Kentucky (41 cents) and Alaska, Louisiana and New Hampshire (40 kopecks).
On the contrary, the most expensive states for the home charger Kansas (22 kopecks), Missouri (25 kopecks), Iowa and North Dakota (26 Coin) and Nebraska and Delaware (27 Coin). South Dakota (28 kopecks), Utah and Texas (29 kopecks) and Maryland (30 kopecks) completed the list.
Despite seasonal expectations for higher fuel costs, market conditions are currently pushing the prices that offer drivers in the country in the opposite direction.
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