EIA: U.S. Gasoline Prices Fall For The Second Consecutive Week


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) -- The U.S. average retail price for regular gasoline 
declined for a second consecutive week, falling by 3.9cts to $3.125 gallon as 
of Monday (7/7), 36.4 cts below year-ago levels, Energy Information 
Administration data show.

   Midwest PADD 2 recorded the sharpest drop, with average prices down 7.0cts 
to $2.981 gallon, 38.6cts under last year.

   Gulf Coast PADD 3 prices fell by 5.4cts to $2.685 gallon, while Rocky 
Mountain PADD 4 slipped 4.2cts to $3.133 gallon, 29.8cts below the year-ago 
mark.

   The Central Atlantic PADD 1B average declined by 3.9cts to $3.178 gallon as 
of July 7, 39.2cts under last year, while West Coast PADD 5 prices eased by 
3.4cts to $4.075 gallon, 15.1cts lower year over year.

   West Coast less California dipped 3.7cts to $3.798 gallon in the respective 
week, while New England PADD 1A fell by 2.7cts to $3.023 gallon, 46.8cts below 
the year-ago level.

   East Coast PADD 1 overall was down 1.1cts to $3.020 gallon, 43.0cts lower 
than the same week in 2024. The only regional gain came from the Lower Atlantic 
PADD 1C, which rose by 1.0cts to $2.921 gallon, 44.5cts under last year.




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