US national average gasoline falls below $4... two weeks before Thanksgiving
Original headline미 휘발유 전국 평균 4달러 아래로…추수감사절 2주 앞
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The U.S. national average price of regular gasoline has fallen below $4 per gallon, according to AAA, just two weeks before Thanksgiving, one of the year's busiest travel periods. The decline in pump prices follows a recent drop in crude oil, with Brent trading near $91 a barrel and WTI around $85 as markets watch efforts to ease Iran war tensions and restore Middle East energy shipments. The retail gasoline benchmark is distinct from international crude prices, and the move below $4 comes as holiday road travel demand is set to ramp up. What to watch next is whether crude prices hold at current levels through the Thanksgiving travel window, which would keep further relief at the pump in play.
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