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Gasoline prices in Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota continue to plummet providing relief to consumers.
This decline can be attributed to several factors, including decreased global oil demand, increased domestic oil production, and seasonal shifts in consumption patterns.
AAA is reporting the national average price of a gallon of gas stands at $3.20 with 16 states reporting an average gallon of gas costing less than $3.00.
Experts point to economic uncertainties and efficiency improvements in vehicles as contributing to lower-than-expected fuel consumption.
Additionally, U.S. crude oil production has reached record levels, helping to offset potential supply disruptions from geopolitical tensions.
The trend is welcome news for households, as lower gas prices effectively increase disposable income. However, energy markets remain volatile, and prices could potentially rise again due to unforeseen global events or policy changes.
According to Gas Buddy here are some of the lowest gas prices in Minnesota, Iowa, and South Dakota...
SOURCE: ESPN Sioux Falls