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Demand For Gasoline Seems Hard To Meet | The Florida Star | The Georgi

By Daniel James Graeber Gasoline demand continues to hold up reasonably well amid elevated prices and refineries may now be struggling to keep up, analysts told Zenger. Travel club AAA listed a national average retail price of $3.35 for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline for Tuesday. That’s still the highest level since late 2014, but marks a decline from […]

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