Gas Prices Drop Amid Increase in Supplies, Dip in Demand
Gas prices decreased last week, with analysts crediting factors such as stable crude prices and a small increase in supplies on the East coast.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the national average price of a regular gas Friday was $2.74 a gallon, down four cents from the previous week and well below the average of $2.85 at this time last year.
Analysts say a recent dip in demand may be another reason pump prices are starting to roll back, but it’s too soon to know whether the decline is a long-term trend.
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