Americans are seeing the cheapest summertime gas prices since 2021 - more than 20 cents lower than one year ago - as President Donald J. Trump delivers on his promises of lower prices, stable inflation, and higher wages.
The Fake News was wrong (again).
From The New York Times: "Summer road trips appear to be safe from a big spike in gasoline prices. The national average price of gasoline has hovered around $3.20 a gallon this week after Israel and Iran agreed to a cease-fire … And it is more than 20 cents lower than a year ago. The last time the cost for drivers was lower in late June was in 2021."
From The Wall Street Journal: "Hitting the road this summer won't bring as big of a hit to your wallet. The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline, $3.21, is about 23 cents cheaper than this time last year … Reduced prices would be a boon for consumers during the warmer months when Americans drive more. Low energy prices so far this year have already contributed to the economy's resilience and helped keep inflation in check."
From NBC News: "Looking at gas prices that are the best in four years - and this is so important for all of those millions of people who will be hitting the roads … 20 cents less than it was a year ago, so that's six or seven bucks extra when you fill up. That's real money."
