The AAA U.S. national average gasoline price fell -$0.015 WoW to $2.929 and -$0.235 YoY, remaining unusually low for this time of year.

• Gasoline prices declined to $2.929 (from $2.944 WoW) but rose from $2.825 one month ago, indicating a recent weekly dip within a short-term upward move.

• Prices were down vs $3.164 a year ago (-$0.235 YoY), marking the lowest seasonal level since 2021.

• Gasoline demand increased to 8.74M bpd (from 8.30M bpd WoW), showing stronger weekly consumption.

• Domestic gasoline supply fell to 255.8M bbl (from 259.1M bbl), while production rose to 9.4M bpd, indicating tightening inventories alongside higher output.

• WTI crude settled at $65.19/bbl (+$2.86 on the day), and crude inventories fell -9M bbl to 419.8M bbl (~5% below the five-year average), pointing to firmer oil market conditions.

• Public EV charging prices increased to $0.39/kWh, indicating a modest rise in electricity fueling costs.