U.S. Gasoline to Peak at $4.15/gallon in August
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. gasoline prices will continue
to march to record highs this summer before peaking at $4.15
per gallon in August, the Energy Information Administration
said on Tuesday.
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