Gas Prices Today
Retail gas is where households feel the energy market, but the pump is not the source. This page shows the latest U.S. regular gasoline survey and pairs it with live crude and natural-gas inputs.
The pump average is quoted in dollars per gallon. Live market data powers the energy input board - WTI, Brent, and Henry Hub - while the U.S. gasoline average uses EIA weekly retail survey data, because the pump price is a retail survey, not a commodity feed.
The weekly U.S. pump average comes from the EIA. The live energy-market inputs that move pump prices — crude oil and natural gas — come from daily benchmark series.
The WTI daily benchmark was briefly unavailable, so the page is showing live WTI futures.
The Brent daily benchmark was briefly unavailable, so the page is showing live Brent futures.
The natural-gas daily benchmark was briefly unavailable, so the page is showing live natural-gas futures.
WTI crude input
$70.33
Futures benchmark row: 2026-06-29.
Futures benchmark
Brent crude input
$73.60
Futures benchmark row: 2026-06-29.
Futures benchmark
Henry Hub gas
$3.17
Futures benchmark row: 2026-06-29.
Futures benchmark
Pump move
-$0.138
Change versus the prior EIA weekly survey.
EIA
Source chart
Recent Gas Prices Trend
Regular gas · USD/gal
$3.914
Jun 30, 2025 – Jun 22, 2026
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What the board is telling you
The pump price changes more slowly than crude because refinery margins, inventories, taxes, and distribution sit between the barrel and the station sign.
WTI and Brent help explain pressure on wholesale gasoline, but they are not the retail price.
A national average is useful for direction. Local prices can look very different because taxes and blend rules vary widely.
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Crude is the base input
Oil is the largest moving piece in gasoline economics, which is why the page keeps WTI and Brent beside the pump average instead of hiding them in prose.
Refining changes pass-through
Outages, maintenance, seasonal blends, and regional inventories can make pump prices move differently from crude for weeks at a time.
Local taxes matter
National averages are not local quotes. State and city tax policy, distribution distance, and station competition can create large differences at the pump.
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Why gas prices lag oil
A lower crude print does not instantly appear at the pump. Refiners buy feedstock, wholesalers price shipments, stations work through inventory, and taxes sit outside the market price.
The opposite is also true. If crude jumps, stations may move faster when replacement costs rise or local supply tightens.
How to use this page
Start with the pump average, then read the WTI, Brent, and Henry Hub cards as pressure gauges. The board is useful when it shows direction and source freshness together.
The chart is weekly because the retail survey is weekly. That is more honest for pump prices than a false intraday line.
What can break the trend
Major refinery disruptions, hurricanes, sanctions, shipping bottlenecks, inventory draws, or a sharp demand swing can all break the usual crude-to-pump relationship.
Data sources and methodology
- Retail gasoline average: EIA weekly U.S. regular gasoline survey.
- Energy inputs: WTI, Brent, and natural-gas daily benchmark series where available.
- The retail pump price is a survey, not a commodity feed, so TECHi labels the pump-price source separately.
- The pump move compares the latest EIA weekly average with the prior EIA weekly print.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the gas price today?
The primary card shows the latest U.S. regular gasoline average available from EIA weekly retail survey data. The page also shows WTI, Brent, and Henry Hub inputs.
Why not derive the retail gas average from crude prices?
Crude oil and natural gas are wholesale commodities, not the retail pump price. TECHi shows the EIA weekly retail survey for the pump average and labels the energy inputs separately, instead of misusing crude as a pump price.
How fast do oil prices affect gasoline prices?
There is no fixed lag, but retail gasoline often responds over days or weeks depending on inventories, refinery utilization, seasonal blends, taxes, and local competition.
Why is my local gas price different from the national average?
State taxes, fuel blend rules, refinery distance, wholesale contracts, and local station competition can all push a local price above or below the U.S. average.