U.S Retail Gasoline Continues To Climb

The average U.S. retail gasoline prices increased by $0.02 last week to $3.07 per gallon, setting a yearly high for the fifth consecutive week. Colorado saw the biggest increase as prices jumped by $0.05 to $2.84 per gallon. Houston and San Francisco each reported a $0.01 drop as gasoline prices fell to $2.88 and $3.32 respectively.

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