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U.S. Average Retail Gasoline Prices Fall More Than 3 Cents Overnight
National average prices declined more than three cents per gallon in a single day, the largest one-day drop recorded in roughly 17 and a half years. The data come from the American Automobile Association.
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Average retail gasoline prices across the United States fell more than three cents per gallon overnight, according to data released by AAA Travel. The decline marks the largest single-day price drop in approximately 17 and a half years.
Travel compiles daily national averages from more than 60,000 retail stations. The reported change covers the period ending on the current date. The magnitude of the move exceeds typical daily fluctuations observed in recent years. No additional factors or regional breakdowns were provided in the data release.
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