US gasoline prices fall below $4 for the first time since July
Original headlineABD'de benzin fiyatları temmuzdan bu yana ilk kez 4 doların altına indi
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US average gasoline prices fell below $4 per gallon for the first time since July, dropping to $3.98, according to AAA data. The decline follows a sustained pullback in retail fuel costs and offers modest relief to consumers and businesses contending with elevated inflation. The milestone matters because pump prices are a closely watched input for household budgets, transportation costs and overall inflation expectations. Markets will watch whether the downward trend persists through the fall driving season and how it feeds into upcoming inflation data and Federal Reserve policy deliberations.
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