EIA: U.S. Gasoline Falls 15.8cts Below $4 Gallon


   
Miguel E. Andujar
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   DAVENPORT, FL (DTN) - U.S. retail gasoline prices dropped 15.8cts to $3.995 
gallon during the week ended November 9, falling below $4 gallon for the first 
time since July, Energy Information Administration data showed Tuesday (11/10).

   The national average declined for a seventh consecutive week, shedding 
48.3cts since September 21, when gasoline averaged $4.478 gallon. Despite the 
extended retreat, prices remained 93.9cts above the corresponding week in 2025.

   The Rocky Mountain region (PADD 4) recorded the largest weekly decline, 
falling 26.7cts to $3.946 gallon, up $1.037 from the previous year. Midwest 
(PADD 2) gasoline dropped 23.4cts to $3.868 gallon, exceeding its 2025 level by 
95.8cts.

   West Coast (PADD 5) prices fell 18.6cts to $5.110 gallon, remaining the 
nation's most expensive region and 95.1cts higher than the previous year. The 
Gulf Coast (PADD 3) declined 15.5cts to $3.481 gallon, maintaining the lowest 
regional average, up 88.2cts from the same period in 2025.




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