United States. Gas prices increased across several regions this week, with GasBuddy and AAA reporting weekly and month-over-month gains on Monday. South Carolina's average rose to $4.11 per gallon, Rochester averaged $4.54, Michigan $4.73, Peoria $4.94, and Illinois registered among the highest statewide averages near $4.99. This week’s rises followed a brief easing in some Great Lakes states and comments from analysts that U.S.-Iran talks influenced oil prices; Patrick De Haan and AAA spokespeople warned of volatility. Governors in Indiana and Kentucky temporarily suspended gas taxes, while Illinois’ scheduled automatic tax increase remains set for July 1, affecting near-term pump prices.
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Your wallet is feeling the pinch as gas prices rise. If you're in Illinois, brace for more as the gas tax increase kicks in on July 1. Check your budget and plan your driving to avoid unnecessary trips.
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Motorists in Indiana and Kentucky saw temporary relief after state gas tax suspensions, while fuel producers and oil exporters benefited from higher wholesale prices and rebound in oil markets.
Drivers and commuters in South Carolina, New York (Rochester), Michigan, Peoria and Illinois faced higher pump prices, increasing household and commuting costs ahead of summer travel.
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