U.S. EIA
Weekly
USD per gallon
U.S. regular gasoline retail price
USD per gallon
$4.305
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WoW -3.8% · YoY +37.7%
2026-06-01 as of ・ Unit：USD per gallon
The U.S. average retail price of regular gasoline per gallon. It is felt directly by households and moves with crude prices plus refining margins, taxes, and seasonal factors (the driving season).
Key points
- U.S. average regular gasoline retail price ($/gallon)
- Felt directly by households
- Driven by crude + refining margins, taxes, season
- Large regional and state-tax differences
How to read it
Read in $/gallon (1 gallon ≈ 3.79 L). Tends to track crude with a lag of weeks. Spring–summer often rises on demand and the switch to summer blends; regional and state-tax differences are large. A key driver of households' felt inflation.
Recent trend
- 2026-06-014.305
- 2026-05-254.475
- 2026-05-184.49
- 2026-05-114.5
- 2026-05-044.452
- 2026-04-274.123
- 2026-04-204.044
- 2026-04-134.123
- 2026-04-064.12
- 2026-03-303.99
- 2026-03-233.961
- 2026-03-163.72
- 2026-03-093.502
- 2026-03-023.015
FAQ
Why doesn't it react instantly to crude?
Inventory, refining, and distribution stages mean retail prices track crude with a lag of weeks.
Why higher in summer?
Peak driving-season demand plus the costlier switch to lower-volatility summer blends tend to push prices up.
Sources (primary)
This article is an independent summary based on the official U.S. data below. Please verify the latest and exact details with the official sources.
- EIA (official data page)
- Source：U.S. EIA
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