A gallon of regular gas averaged $3.74 nationwide on Friday — over 25% lower than the $5.02 peak in June.
Gasoline prices continue to tumble throughout the U.S., taking the starch out of the stiff rise in inflation andAverage national gasoline prices hit $5.02 a gallon back in June, amplifying the national fixation on inflation.According to AAA, a gallon of regular was an average of $3.74 on Friday, more than 25% lower than the June peak.
It's down more than 10% in the last 10 trading sessions, suggesting lower retail prices are still to come.
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