United States retail gasoline prices fell 15.9 cents over the past week to an average of $3.96 per gallon, dipping below $4 for the first time since August. The drop follows the United States midterm elections, sparking debate over whether political shifts influenced the relief at the pump. Seasonal refinery output changes and fading demand are driving the lower fuel costs rather than election outcomes.
US Gas Prices Fall Below Four Dollars Per Gallon
Gas prices have dropped below four dollars per gallon nationally. Analysts note this decline stems from seasonal shifts rather than recent midterm elections.
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