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Mahoning Valley gas prices fall again

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One week after Valley gasoline prices increased, the cost of filling up your tank dropped again this week.

A survey of data from gasbuddy.com shows the price of regular gasoline dropped as much as 23 cents per gallon at some locations in Trumbull and Columbiana counties over the past week.

The cheapest gas price as of Tuesday morning was $3.29 in Salem.

Below is a sampling of some local regular gasoline prices from gasbuddy.com as of Tuesday morning.

The national average for a gallon of gas fell a nickel this past week to $3.85.

Even though crude oil prices increased slightly over the past week, lower domestic demand for gasoline is keeping gas prices lower.

Monday's national average is $1.16 less than the record set in mid-June and 71 cents more than a year ago.

According to AAA, the average price for gasoline across Northeast Ohio is 12 cents lower this week at $3.506 per gallon.

This week's average prices: Northeast Ohio Average $3.506.

The average price during the week of August 22, 2022, was $3.629

The average price during the week of August 30, 2021, was $2.905

Average prices of unleaded self-service gasoline in various areas of Ohio:

$3.338 Alliance
$3.480 Ashland
$3.458 Ashtabula
$3.595 Aurora
$3.630 Chesterland
$3.603 Cleveland
$3.483 Elyria
$3.567 Independence
$3.478 Lorain
$3.477 Lyndhurst
$3.451 Massillon
$3.535 Mentor
$3.618 New Philadelphia
$3.413 Niles
$3.557 Norwalk
$3.458 Oberlin
$3.518 Parma
$3.414 Ravenna
$3.575 Solon
$3.508 Willard
$3.476 Youngstown



According to new data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), gas demand decreased from 9.35 million barrels per day to 8.43 million per day last week.

This rate is 920,000 barrels per day, lower than last year. Moreover, according to EIA, total domestic gasoline stocks remained almost unchanged week over week. With gas demand down and supplies unchanged, prices at the pump continue to fall.

This steady daily decrease, now in its 74th consecutive day, is the longest streak since October 11, 2018, when the national average price of gas fell for 85 consecutive days.


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