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Updated · WHIO · Jun 9

Ohio Gas Prices Jump 10 Cents to $4.11 as Stations Exit Unsustainable Near-Cost Sales

Updated

Updated · WHIO · Jun 9

Ohio Gas Prices Jump 10 Cents to $4.11 as Stations Exit Unsustainable Near-Cost Sales

2 articles · Updated · WHIO · Jun 9

$4.11 a gallon is now Ohio’s average price for regular gas, up 10 cents from a day earlier, according to AAA.
Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy said many stations had been selling fuel close to cost, a level he called unsustainable and the driver of the latest price cycle.
Local prices still vary widely across the state, with averages at $3.92 in Clark County, $3.87 in Miami County and $3.68 in Greene County.
De Haan said this is the most volatile period of his career for forecasting summer gas prices, signaling more swings ahead for travelers.

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