EIA: US Retail Regular Gasoline Posts 1st Decline in 6Wks


   
    

   OAKHURST, N.J. (DTN) --- The national average for retail regular gasoline 
declined for the first time in six weeks, down 2.5cts to $3.471 gallon as of 
Monday (7/22), 12.5cts below the same week in 2023, according to the latest 
Energy Information Administration data.

   The agency reports the Midwest PADD 2 price jumped 5.7cts to an eight-week 
high $3.426 gallon as of Monday, the only PADD to register an increase on the 
week.

   At the Gulf Coast PADD 3 and Rocky Mountain PADD 4, the retail regular 
gasoline price tumbled 6.3cts on the week to $3.047 gallon and $3.323 gallon, 
respectively.

   Data show the West Coast PADD 5 price slid 5.4cts to a 21-week low $4.137 
gallon and the East Coast PADD 1 dropped 5.7cts to $3.409 gallon.




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