Gas prices in Florida rose again overnight, setting a new record high on Tuesday. The average cost per gallon in our state is now $4.50, according to AAA. We’ve hit new highs at gas pumps since last week, but our state isn’t alone. The national average for fuel jumped four cents this morning — to a record $4.52. The state of Florida just announced a move aimed at lowering the price of gas in Florida, as the sale of a special winter gas blend will now be allowed, which will increase the supply of gas available for people to buy. He was asked how gas prices in the United States compare to those around the world. Gas Buddy’s Patrick DeHaan said, “Gas prices have been, you know, high everywhere, whether it’s Canada or Europe, just about anywhere, for that matter.” DeHaan says prices in the US are lower than many countries at the time. Present. “And that sounds very strange when we’re talking about record prices. But even in the North, our Canadian neighbors pay about $7 a US gallon. So the prices are also a lot higher there. You go to Europe, and you’ll find prices between $8 and $9,” he said. DeHaan said Hong Kong is a lot more than $10 a gallon. from the week before.” This is a very strong IC gauge that shows Americans are still coming out. Don’t be discouraged by the high prices. And so my concern is that this imbalance and price hikes may continue to go up, “The good news, most agree that eventually prices that went up will eventually go down including here at home.” Eventually, we’ll get to that inflation peak where things will stop rising and then start to fall.”
Gas prices in Florida rose again overnight, setting a new record high on Tuesday.
The average cost per gallon in our state is now $4.50, according to the AAA.
We’ve hit new highs in gas pumps since last week.
But our state is not alone.
The national average for fuel jumped four cents this morning — to a record $4.52.
The state of Florida just announced a move that hopes to lower the price of gas in Florida.
The sale of a special winter gas blend will now be allowed, which will increase the supply of gas available for people to buy.
WESH 2 asked how gas prices in the United States compare to those around the world.
“Gas prices have been, you know, high everywhere, whether it’s Canada or Europe, or just about anywhere, for that matter,” said Patrick DeHaan of Gas Buddy.
DeHaan says prices in the US are lower than many countries at the moment.
“It sounds very strange when we’re talking about record prices. But even in the North, our Canadian neighbors pay roughly $7 a US gallon. So the prices are a lot higher there. You go to Europe, you’ll find find prices of $8 and $9. Hong Kong is up So much about $10 a gallon.”
A GasBuddy spokesperson said that even as prices rose, US consumer demand rose 3% last week compared to the previous week.
“This is a very strong metric that shows Americans are still coming out. They are not discouraged by higher prices. So my concern is that this imbalance and higher prices may continue to rise,” DeHaan said.
The good news is, most agree that the prices that did go up in the end will eventually go down including here at home.
“Eventually, we will reach peak inflation, where things will stop rising, and then we will start to go down,” he said.
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