Cleveland, Ohio — On Friday May 1, AAA reported Ohio's statewide average gasoline price rose to $4.83 per gallon, up nearly 40 cents from Thursday and roughly $1 above last week; local stations in Akron and Cleveland approached $5 per gallon as immediate retail signs showed overnight jumps. Phoenix and other markets also saw increases this week, with at least one Phoenix station exceeding $6 per gallon as of April 30; analysts pointed to crude oil trading above $100 per barrel, Iran-related shipping concerns, and a Whiting, Indiana refinery power issue, while Georgia implemented a temporary gas-tax suspension on March 20.
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Producers, refiners and states that temporarily cut or suspended gas taxes saw moderated local pump prices or reduced consumer pressure, providing fiscal or political relief for those entities.
Drivers, commuters, lower-income households and small businesses experienced higher fuel costs and tightened household or operating budgets due to rapid price increases.
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Ohio Prices Spike; Phoenix and Georgia See Effects
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