Gas Prices Plummet to Lowest Level in Almost a Year, Boosting Holiday Travel

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Gas prices in the United States have fallen to their lowest level in almost a year, with the national average for unleaded gas at $3.14 per gallon. Falling oil prices have been the main driver behind the decline, with the price of Brent crude dropping to $69 a barrel. The fall in gas prices has contributed to a slowdown in inflation, and consumer sentiment has rebounded as a result. While higher gas prices can be a burden for consumers, the current warm winter is expected to further decrease demand and push gas prices below $3 per gallon by the end of the month.
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