The average price of gas in the United States stands at 4.079 USD per gallon this week, while diesel is priced at 5.348 USD per gallon. This marks a notable spread of 1.269 USD between the two fuels.
Over the past week, gas prices have seen a slight increase of 1.95%, reflecting a gradual upward trend in fuel costs. Diesel prices have also experienced a similar upward movement, though the exact percentage change is not specified.
Across the nation, fuel prices vary significantly. California remains the most expensive state for gas, with prices reaching 5.495 USD per gallon. New York also sees higher-than-average prices at 4.103 USD per gallon. On the other end of the spectrum, Texas offers the cheapest gas at 3.532 USD per gallon, followed by Florida at 3.771 USD per gallon.
These figures are sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), providing a clear snapshot of the current fuel price landscape in the United States.
