Will average **gas prices** be above $4.1750? Above 4.1750
From Today's edition · Nov 1, 2026
The question asks whether the U.S. national average price of regular gasoline will be above $4.1750, with the Day edition dated November 1, 2026. Using AAA’s national-average series for October 31—the latest posted reading—the price was $4.1837, or 0.87 cents above the threshold. AAA also reported declines from $4.2046 the previous day, $4.2957 a week earlier and $4.4343 a month earlier. [1] The latest 48-hour development is therefore a continued decline, although the published AAA figure remained narrowly above the level being priced. Earlier in the week, AAA said the national average had fallen to about $4.22 as winter-blend gasoline reduced production costs, while crude oil above $100 per barrel was limiting further decreases. [2] EIA’s latest weekly data, for the week of October 26, showed a $4.269 national average, also above the threshold, but that is a separate weekly series and not the latest daily AAA observation. [3]
Context by Predxy AI ·
- 1. AAA Fuel Prices gasprices.aaa.com
- 2. AAA Fuel Prices gasprices.aaa.com
- 3. Weekly U.S. Regular All Formulations Retail Gasoline Prices (Dollars per Gallon) eia.gov
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