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Tuesday, May 6, 2014
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ENP STAFF REPORTS
news@eastniagarapost.com
Local gas prices stayed about the same this week at $3.86 a gallon, according to AAA East Central.
The average price at the pump was $3.856, down a half a cent from the $3.861 it was last week, but up significantly from the $3.635 it was at one year ago.
The average price at the pump nationally is $3.67 per gallon. This is about three cents less expensive than one week ago, but it is nine cents more than one month ago and about 15 cents more than the same date last year. Gasoline prices may have reached a springtime peak of $3.70 per gallon last week, though it is too early to know for certain.
Drivers in 32 states saw the price at the pump decline over the past 7 days, with the largest decreases in: Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois. Pump prices in the Midwest have often been the most volatile in the country as refinery issues, supply bottlenecks and logistical issues have caused sometimes dramatic fluctuations.
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news@eastniagarapost.com
Local gas prices stayed about the same this week at $3.86 a gallon, according to AAA East Central.
The average price at the pump was $3.856, down a half a cent from the $3.861 it was last week, but up significantly from the $3.635 it was at one year ago.
The average price at the pump nationally is $3.67 per gallon. This is about three cents less expensive than one week ago, but it is nine cents more than one month ago and about 15 cents more than the same date last year. Gasoline prices may have reached a springtime peak of $3.70 per gallon last week, though it is too early to know for certain.
Drivers in 32 states saw the price at the pump decline over the past 7 days, with the largest decreases in: Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, and Illinois. Pump prices in the Midwest have often been the most volatile in the country as refinery issues, supply bottlenecks and logistical issues have caused sometimes dramatic fluctuations.
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