EIA: U.S. Retail Regular Gasoline Price Rises 0.6cts W-o-W


   
Kristina Davis
DTN Refined Fuels Market Reporter

   MIAMI, FL (DTN) --Retail regular gasoline prices rose slightly in the week 
ended October 6, led by a sharp increase in the U.S. Gulf Coast, according to 
the latest data from the Energy Information Administration showed Tuesday 
(10/7).

   The national average for retail regular gasoline increased by 0.6cts to 
$3.124 gallon week-on-week and was 1.2cts lower from the same week in 2024.

   Gulf Coast PADD 3 average gasoline prices climbed by 4.7cts to $2.719 gallon 
as of October 6, standing 0.6cts below levels seen in the same week last year.

   East Coast PADD 1 gasoline price edged up by 0.1cts to $2.984 gallon in the 
reference week, 2.5cts under the year-ago level. Within the region, New England 
PADD 1A gasoline price fell 2.6cts to $3.008 gallon as of Monday, down 0.1cts 
year-over-year. Central Atlantic PADD 1B gasoline price dropped 3.5cts to 
$3.112 gallon, 7cts lower year-on-year, while Lower Atlantic PADD 1C rose 
3.1cts to $2.897 gallon, 3cts below the same week last year.

   Midwest PADD 2 average gasoline price increased 0.5cts to $2.933 gallon, 
10.3cts below the same week of last year.

   Gasoline price in Rocky Mountain PADD 4 fell 4.4cts to $3.066 gallon and was 
20.5cts below last year's level.

   West Coast PADD 5 gasoline price decreased 1.2cts to $4.226 gallon as of 
October 6, but was 19.9cts higher year-on-year. West Coast less California 
gasoline price dropped 3.1cts to $3.982 gallon in the profiled week and was 
35.9cts above the same period of last year.




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