Zoe
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You haven't seen impacts of tariffs yet. I won't get into fracking for your pleasure.Yes, they are.As of July 2025, the national average gas price is around $3.13 per gallon, which is down about 36 to 37 cents compared to July 2024. That’s nearly a 10% drop year-over-year, and it marks the lowest summer level since 2021.
Here’s a quick breakdown:
- July 2024 average: ~$3.49/gal
- July 2025 average: ~$3.13/gal
- Lowest state average: Mississippi at $2.71/gal
- Highest state average: California at $4.33/gal
The drop is largely due to:
- Increased oil production from OPEC
- Easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East
- Slower global economic growth reducing demand
- A relatively quiet hurricane season so far
If things stay stable, analysts say we might even see prices dip below $3 per gallon later this summer. Want to dig into how this compares to historical trends or what it means for inflation?
The point at moment is inflation is up since last month and tariffs supposedly go into impact August 1st. Who knows with Trump? He may backtrack again.