EIA: US Retail Regular Gasoline Slid 4.9cts on Week


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

    

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) -- U.S. retail regular gasoline prices fell sharply during 
the week ending June 30, with the national average dropping by 4.9cts to $3.164 
gallon as of Monday (7/1), 31.5cts below the same time in 2024, according to 
data from the Energy Information Administration.

   The Gulf Coast PADD 3 posted the largest regional decline, with average 
prices falling by 10.5cts to $2.739 gallon, 33.2cts under year ago levels.

   Lower Atlantic PADD 1C prices declined by 7.2ctsto $2.911 gallon, 37.9cts 
lower than this time last year while New England PADD 1A slipped by 2.9cts to 
$3.050 gallon and Central Atlantic PADD 1B bucked the trend with a 0.5ct gain 
to $3.217 gallon. The East Coast PADD 1 average dropped by 4.1cts to $3.031 
gallon, 35.8cts below the year ago mark.

   EIA data show the West Coast PADD 5 average fell by 5.3cts to $4.109 gallon, 
down 12.7cts from 2024 levels. West Coast less California prices posted a 2.0ct 
decrease to $3.835 gallon, down 7.7cts from 2024.

   In the Midwest PADD 2, the average eased by 3.6cts to $3.051 gallon while 
Rocky Mountain PADD 4 edged down by 0.2cts to $3.175 gallon, 17.6cts below last 
year.




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