Gas Prices in the Carolinas Could Dip Below $2 a Gallon

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carolina gas prices should get even lower this week, and AAA seems to think it could dip below $2 a gallon. 

South Carolina is among the nation’stop 10 largest weekly price decreases, coming in at (-7 cents) and also the nation’stop 10 least expensive markets, coming in at ($2.09). At $2.20 North Carolina’s weekly price average decreased by six cents.

“Gas prices are falling in the Carolinas and around the nation thanks to an oversupply of oil and growing fears about the impact of the coronavirus on the economy,” said Tiffany Wright, AAA spokesperson. Coronavirus concerns have resulted in a drop in global demand that’s actually benefiting motorists at the pump.”

The nationalgasprice average is cheaper on the week (-5 cents), month (-5 cents) and year (-9 cents) – giving the vast majority of motorists savings at the pump. At $2.38, the national gas price average has not been this cheap since last February.

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