COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–The National average for a gallon of gas is the highest in nearly ten years. Prices at the pump have climbed again. In Los Angeles, gas prices surged to$5.00 a gallon for the first time, ever. AAA reports the average price hit $5.01 on Thursday, indicating a price jump of over 8 cents in one day. Here at…
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On this day two years ago, the national average price per gallon of gas was $2.42, and eventually dropped to $1.74 by late April. Now, GasBuddy predicts the national average will rise to $4 per gallon by the end of March.
Consumer News with ABC Columbia is brought to you by Grow Financial. COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Prices at the pump continue rise. AAA says the average price in South Carolina is $3.48 a gallon. The National average stands at $3.62 per gallon, that’s up eight cents in a week and 25 cents in a month. And as we approach the Spring…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Industry experts say prices at the pump could reach $4 per gallon because of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In South Carolina, drivers are paying an average of $3.48 a gallon, that is up nearly 25 cents over last week. The national average stands at $3.60 cents a gallon, according to Gas Buddy. Categories: Local News Tags: Gas…
Senator Graham said the entire economy of Russia depends on the oil and gas sector, and the U.S. should shut it off.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO )– Prices at the pump in South Carolina and across the nation continue to rise. The spike at the pump, experts say, is mostly due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. AAA says Russia trails only the U.S. and Saudi Arabia in oil production, so that move would cause gas prices to increase globally. The average price…
Oil futures are now more than $100 per barrel, a price not seen since 2014.
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Analysts say a Russian invasion of its neighboring country would be matched with severe financial sanctions. That would likely lead the Kremlin to withhold oil from the world market, which is already struggling to stay afloat with demand.
