U.S. Gas Prices Could Drop Below $4 Per Gallon by Tuesday, First Time Since July

According to CBS, U.S. average gasoline prices could fall below $4 per gallon as early as Tuesday, marking the first time since July. As of Monday, the nationwide average price for regular gasoline stood at $4.0093 per gallon, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA). This represents a decline of over 36 cents compared to a month ago and 16 cents over the past week. The seasonal shift toward lower-cost winter-blend gasoline and completion of refinery maintenance are expected to support further price declines.
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