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U.S. Gas Prices Reach New Yearly High of $4.23 a Gallon
The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline in the United States has climbed to $4.23, marking the highest price recorded this year. AAA attributed the increase to ongoing international conflicts.
06/13/2026 · Washington County edition
The average price of gasoline in the United States reached $4.23 per gallon, AAA reported. This figure represents the highest average price recorded so far this year.
According to AAA, global instability impacted the cost of crude oil, a primary component in gasoline production. Fluctuations in crude oil pricing often correlate directly with prices at the pump. AAA analysts continue to monitor market conditions.
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