Fuel prices continue to fall USA after reaching its all-time high on June 14 when a gallon of gasoline rose to $5,016, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA).
More than half the cost of gasoline at the pump is determined by world oil prices, which are at their lowest points since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began last February. Crude has fallen, in part, on growing concerns that a global recession will affect demand.
Price of a gallon of gasoline today, August 20: Texas, California, Florida, New York…
According to the AAA website, This August 20, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the American Union is $3,908. In the meantime, diesel is at $4,984.
It is important to mention that the price varies in each state due to different factors, such as the level of gasoline supply in relation to demand, seasonal changes in gasoline demand and specifications, as well as regional access to gasoline refineries. oil and policies and taxes.
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According to the American Automobile Association, This August 20, this is the price of gasoline in the United States, including California, Texas, Florida, New York and the District of Columbia.
- Alabama: $3,483
- Alaska: $4,902
- Arizona: $4.048
- Arkansas: $3,417
- California: $5.325
- Colorado: $3.913
- Connecticut: $4.039
- Delaware: $3.813
- District of Columbia: $4,118
- Florida: $3,546
- Georgia: $3.442
- Hawaii: $5.331
- Idaho: $4.658
- Illinois: $4.269
- Indiana: $3.922
- Iowa: $3.566
- Kansas: $3,503
- Kentucky: $3.493
- Louisiana: $3,468
- Maine: $4.185
- Maryland: $3.898
- Massachusetts: $4.187
- Michigan: $3.911
- Minnesota: $3.837
- Mississippi: $3.442
- Missouri: $3,479
- Montana: $4.205
- Nebraska: $3.697
- Nevada: $4.919
- New Hampshire: $4.048
- New Jersey: $4,084
- New Mexico: $3.657
- New York: $4.263
- North Carolina: $3.604
- North Dakota: $3.897
- Ohio: $3.670
- Oklahoma: $3,518
- Oregon: $4.825
- Pennsylvania: $4.231
- Rhode Island: $4.102
- South Carolina: $3.472
- South Dakota: $3.893
- Tennessee: $3.452
- Texas: $3.445
- Utah: $4.546
- Vermont: $4.228
- Virginia: $3.703
- Washington: $4.778
- West Virginia: $3.895
- Wisconsin: $3.690
- Wyoming: $4.042