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The prices of a gallon of gasoline continue to fall in most entities United States of Americarecording 95 days of consecutive falls after recording its all-time high of $ 5,016 on June 14, according to data from the American Automobile Association (AAA).
Although gasoline is expected to continue to drop, Prices are still about 50 cents above the average price a year ago when it was $ 3.19 a gallon.
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Price of a gallon of gasoline today, September 17: Texas, California, Florida, New York …
According to the AAA portal, This September 17, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the United States is $ 3,682, which represents a decline of 26.3% from the all-time high recorded in June. According to the Consumer Price Index summary, gasoline prices fell 10.6% in August, the largest monthly decline in more than two years.
On the other hand, it is important to remember that although prices have fallen across the board, fuel has increased in some states in recent dayssuch as California, Hawaii and Nevada, places that have the highest prices in the entire country.
Meanwhile, the states with the cheaper fuel son Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Georgia and Arkansaswhich record prices below $ 3.2 dollars per gallon.
We share the price of a gallon of gasoline in each stateaccording to AAA, for this 17 September:
- Alabama: $ 3,258
- Alaska: $ 4,654
- Arizona: $ 3,986
- Arkansas: $ 3,199
- California: $ 5,444
- Colorado: $ 3,671
- Connecticut: $ 3,487
- Delaware: $ 3,349
- District of Columbia: $ 3,831
- Florida: $ 3,187
- Georgia: $ 3,187
- Hawaii: $ 5,264
- Idaho: $ 4,421
- Illinois: $ 3,928
- Indiana: $ 3,686
- Iowa: $ 3,475
- Kansas: $ 3,408
- Kentucky: $ 3,292
- Louisiana: $ 3,155
- Maine: $ 3,669
- Maryland: $ 3,463
- Massachusetts: $ 3,706
- Michigan: $ 3,808
- Minnesota: $ 3,636
- Mississippi: $ 3,120
- Missouri: $ 3,326
- Montana: $ 3,929
- Nebraska: $ 3,522
- Nevada: $ 4,919
- New Hampshire: $ 3,616
- New Jersey: $ 3,622
- New Mexico: $ 3,564
- New York: $ 3,798
- North Carolina: $ 3,369
- North Dakota: $ 3,649
- Ohio: $ 3,430
- Oklahoma: $ 3,357
- Oregon: $ 4,653
- Pennsylvania: $ 3,868
- Rhode Island: $ 3,590
- South Carolina: $ 3,274
- South Dakota: $ 3,670
- Tennessee: $ 3,241
- Texas: $ 3,184
- Utah: $ 4,254
- Vermont: $ 3,838
- Virginia: $ 3,417
- Washington: $ 4,631
- West Virginia: $ 3,568
- Wisconsin: $ 3,414
- Wyoming: $ 3,801
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