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Florida Gas Prices Decline A Penny After Jumping Last Week
April 25, 2022
Florida gas prices are gradually moving lower after rising 10 cents last week from $4.01 to $4.11 per gallon. Drivers are now paying an average price a penny lower at $4.10 per gallon.
The average price per gallon Sunday in Escambia County was $3.91.
In North Escambia, a low of $3.84 could be found Sunday night at a gas station on Highway 29 in Cantonment. In Pensacola, the price per gallon bottomed out at $3.76 at stations on Nine Mile Road and the warehouse clubs.
“The rollercoaster ride at the pump continues,” said Mark Jenkins, spokesman, AAA – The Auto Club Group. “After rising two weeks ago, gas prices should remain tied to the price of oil, which was on its way back down last week. Based on wholesale and gasoline futures trends, gas prices could decline 5-10 cents, unless oil prices rebound again.”
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
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5 Responses to “Florida Gas Prices Decline A Penny After Jumping Last Week”
Awesome!!!! I can finally retire now!
You’re right. He’s doing such a bad job he should resign and hand it over to Harris.
It’s all relative. He was just the best running in 2020.
David for better people
Biden actually thinks he is doing a good job.the worst is yet to come.
“Biden is doing a wonderful job,” said nobody with more than two active brain cells.
it don’t matter if it’s $10.00 a Gallon traffic in pensacola will still be a nightmare. I’m sure folks will use that plastic card and max it out ? only problem is it’s going to hurt in the long run that money has to be paid back somehow. prices of things has gone up so much not only the poor is having it harder it’s now affecting the middle class very soon the banks will be forced to not be able to make a loan. as grandma has always said what goes up must come down? you can only fly so high until someday you gonna have to lite.