Ohio gas price change last week

Americans look very similar in price compared to the same time period a year ago, before Russia invaded Ukraine.

A gallon of gasoline averaged $3.35 this week, according to AAA gas price data. Stacker We’ve compiled statistics on gas prices in Ohio. Gasoline prices are as of January 20th.

Gasoline prices have fallen across all states since peaking at around $5 on average in June 2022. Analysts expect prices to continue to fall until spring break or until China’s Covid-19 reopening further boosts travel demand.

“Oil prices rose a bit as Chinese demand began to surge as expected, ending last week near $80 a barrel again, but now with Covid cases and deaths soaring in China as well. , the surge in demand could be short-lived,” GasBuddy analyst Patrick De Haan said in a statement.

Ohio in numbers
– Current price of gas: $3.47
– Weekly change: +$0.24 (+7.4%)
– Year change: +$0.41 (+13.5%)
– Historically Expensive Gas Price: $5.07 (6/9/22)

– Diesel current price: $4.71
– Weekly change: -$0.06 (-1.3%)
– Year change: +$1.07 (+29.3%)
– Historically expensive diesel price: $6.11 (6/21/22)

Cities with the highest gas prices in Ohio
#1. Canton-Massillon: $3.55
#2. Columbus: $3.52
#3. Akron: $3.52
#Four. Cleveland-Lorraine-Elyria: $3.50
#Five. Steubenville-Weirton (Ohio only): $3.50
#6. Mansfield: $3.49
#7. Youngstown-Warren: $3.48
#8.Belmont County: $3.48
#9. Cincinnati (Ohio only): $3.44
#Ten. Dayton: $3.43
#11. Springfield: $3.42
#12. Toledo: $3.41
#13. Lima: $3.34
#14.Lawrence County: $3.33

States with the most expensive gas
#1. Hawaii: $4.96
#2. California: $4.43
#3.Washington: $4.04

States with the cheapest gas
#1. Texas: $3.00
#2. Mississippi: $3.01
#3. Kansas: $3.04

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