TREE NEWS reports: The U.S. national average retail gasoline price is set to fall below $4 per gallon, based on AAA data. Wholesale gasoline is now at $2.68 per gallon, its lowest level since March 11, the early days of the war. Wholesale prices have fallen more than 25% since late September.
US Gasoline Retail Price Nears Drop Below $4 a Gallon
The significance here is the gap between wholesale and retail: pump prices are still catching up to a wholesale decline that has already undone most of the war-era spike, so the near-term direction for retail is largely mechanical rather than a fresh market signal. That matters most for household fuel costs and for the inflation read that policymakers and rate watchers track. The open question is whether the wholesale slide holds once retail finishes adjusting, or whether it proves a temporary unwind.
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