Topic: Jeanette Casselano

U.S. gas prices before Thanksgiving are the lowest they've been in five years, according to AAA.

For the first time in more than four years, the average cost of gasoline in the United States is below $2 per gallon.

Gasoline prices across the United States ahead of the Labor Day weekend are the least expensive they've been in three years, analysts say.

Fuel prices in retail service stations across the U.S. rose again in the week ended Monday, for the first time in 2019 reaching its year-ago levels.

Gasoline prices at service stations across the U.S. on average rose 5 cents per gallon on the week ended Monday.

Gasoline prices across the United States saw the biggest rise since 2015 for a Jan.-Feb. period, and then they went up another three cents per gallon in the last week.

Gasoline prices rose week-over-week, increasing on average six cents per gallon to $2.33 -- the biggest one-week increase yet this year -- the AAA said.

Oil prices rallied early Tuesday amid expectations of more cuts by nations in OPEC while current prices remain relatively low from recent months.

Fuel prices were unchanged to start the week, with the national average at $2.26 per gallon, while the week ended January 25 saw a spike in gasoline.

Average fuel prices in the United States started the week at $2.26 per gallon, showing little change from the last month or last week, and may remain flat.