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SAN FRANCISCO/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Californians awoke on Friday to yet another unprecedented spike in the price of gasoline that brought the one-week increase in the Golden State to a whopping 36 cents a gallon.
Prices dropped, however, on the wholesale market, possibly signaling the end to a price spike that has blindsided the state’s car-loving consumers.
“It’s insane,” said Matt Hurd, 35, as he filled up at a San Francisco gas station near the Bay Bridge. “Especially with this thing,” Hurd, who works in real estate, added, motioning toward his white SUV. “It’s going to cost triple digits to fill it up.”
The average retail price of gasoline rose 17 cents to $4.486 on Friday morning. The average price was $4.315 on Thursday and $4.131 a week ago, according to AAA data.
news.yahoo.com/california-gasoline-prices-jump-17-cents-gallon-overnight-155954122–finance.html
Prices dropped, however, on the wholesale market, possibly signaling the end to a price spike that has blindsided the state’s car-loving consumers.
“It’s insane,” said Matt Hurd, 35, as he filled up at a San Francisco gas station near the Bay Bridge. “Especially with this thing,” Hurd, who works in real estate, added, motioning toward his white SUV. “It’s going to cost triple digits to fill it up.”
The average retail price of gasoline rose 17 cents to $4.486 on Friday morning. The average price was $4.315 on Thursday and $4.131 a week ago, according to AAA data.
news.yahoo.com/california-gasoline-prices-jump-17-cents-gallon-overnight-155954122–finance.html