U.S. gasoline prices slip below $4 amid seasonal and geopolitical easing
U. S. regular gasoline prices fell to $3. 94 per gallon, the first sub-$4 reading since July, as seasonal demand shifts and easing Middle-East tensions reduced costs. The drop follows a sequence of declines that began with a $4.
12 price after refinery maintenance ended, prompting analysts to forecast further falls. Subsequent reports noted the price slipping to $4. 01, then $3. 98, before reaching just under $4 in the latest readings.