EIA: U.S. Gasoline Edges Down 1.3cts After 3-Week Rise


   
Miguel E. Andujar
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   DAVENPORT, FL (DTN) -- U.S. pump prices for regular gasoline edged down 
1.3cts to $4.465 gallon during the week ended September 28, snapping three 
consecutive weekly increases, Energy Information Administration data showed 
Tuesday (9/29).

   The national average remained $1.347 above levels seen during the previous 
year and just below the $4.478 gallon reached the prior week, which was the 
highest since May.

   The Midwest (PADD 2) posted the largest weekly decline, falling 9.5cts to 
$4.291 gallon, followed by the Gulf Coast (PADD 3), where prices dropped 4.8cts 
to $3.924 gallon.

   In contrast, the West Coast (PADD 5) posted the largest weekly increase, 
rising 12.4cts to $5.724 gallon, while the Lower Atlantic (PADD 1C) increased 
3.2cts to $4.195 gallon.

   The West Coast (PADD 5) remained the most expensive region nationwide at 
$5.724 gallon, while the Gulf Coast (PADD 3) continued to post the lowest 
gasoline price at $3.924 gallon.

    




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