Gas prices typically increase in the summer, particularly ahead of the July Fourth holiday. This map shows how gas prices have changed from June 16 to June 23 amid the Israel-Iran conflict.

The latest figures from Global Petrol Prices show the 20 countries with the cheapest gas in U.S. dollars, as of May 26, 2025. Converted into price per gallon: — Libya: $0.106 — Iran: $0.110 ...

For many Americans, the cost of gasoline is a key indicator of how the economy is doing. While prices at the pump can be influenced by a number of factors, including global oil markets, geopolitics ...

National average for gas sits at $3.16, holding flat for the week and down sharply from a year ago. Stable crude oil prices ...

Why It Matters Gas prices surged under Joe Biden, driven by the chaos that unfolded after the COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In June 2022, they reached a peak of $4.33 at ...

California has the highest average gas price in the nation, at $4.594 per gallon. This is more than 14 cents higher than Hawaii, the state with the next highest gas price, at $4.473.

According to the EIA, the price of gas typically rises by 2.4 cents per gallon when crude oil prices rise by $1. This translates into a gain of about 20 cents per gallon at current levels for oil ...

"Continued incorrect/false rumors talk about an incoming massive spike to [gas prices]," the GasBuddy expert posted to X. "This is erroneous. Incorrect on the highest order." ...

Gas prices in the United States are dipping to their lowest numbers since 2021 as a record 72.2 million Americans are preparing to hit the road for the Fourth of July this weekend.

The national average price for a gallon of regular gas is $3.144 on Tuesday. Although technically, this is a slight increase from Sunday and Monday, when gas was $3.14 per ...

As California continues to lead the nation with the highest average gas prices, experts encourage drivers to plan ahead and shop around for the best price. Stay with News Channel 3 for more.

How much could Pittsburgh be paying for gas this summer If everything goes well, Pittsburgh residents could expect to see gas prices of $3.30 to $3.40 a gallon in the summer, according to De Haan.