Gasoline

Gasoline prices have jumped more than 10% this week, with the national average reaching $3.32 a gallon, the highest since September 2024. Seasonal factors and increased demand for U.S. oil exports are contributing to the price hike.

Gasoline prices across the United States have climbed to near their highest levels since 2022, with an average of $3.88 per gallon. This increase directly impacts consumers' budgets and spending habits.

Gasoline traded at $139.80 per barrel, up from $79.30, indicating significant price increases for consumers and transportation sectors.

The average price of Gasoline in the United Kingdom has increased by 5p to 137.5p per litre since the Middle East conflict began, with expectations of further rises.

Gasoline prices in the U.S. have surged, reaching levels not seen since late 2024, with the national average for regular unleaded climbing above $3.30 per gallon.