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National Gas Prices Fall Below Three Dollars Nationwide

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United States. National gasoline averages fell below $3 this week, with GasBuddy reporting a $2.90 national average and AAA reporting $2.95 as of Dec. 8, 2025. Multiple state-level reports show varied local movement: Wyoming, Ohio, Indiana, Montana, Wisconsin, Georgia, Alabama, Idaho and Tennessee-area counties reported declines or localized fluctuations. Analysts at GasBuddy noted price cycling caused short-term spikes while overall downward pressure continues into the holidays. Diesel averages also eased to roughly $3.67 per gallon. Lower crude oil prices, weak demand and seasonal winter-blend fuel contributed to the drop. Based on 11 articles reviewed and supporting research for consumers nationwide.

Prepared by Christopher Adams and reviewed by editorial team.

Timeline of Events

Early December 2025: GasBuddy reports national average falls to $2.90 per gallon.
Dec. 8, 2025: AAA releases national average near $2.95 and state averages published.
Same week: Local outlets publish county/state-specific averages and price-cycling observations.
Market context: WTI crude trades near $59 per barrel, cited by regional reporting.
Analysts conclude prices likely remain low into the new year absent major disruptions.