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Texas gasoline price fluctuations

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Gasoline prices in Texas have experienced modest declines during the back-to-school season. In late July, the state average fell to $3.64 per gallon, a six-cent decrease from the prior week. At that time, AAA Texas noted that the drop was driven by ample local supply and shifting consumer spending, while global oil benchmarks had also fallen following a pause in military exchanges between the United States and Iran. By mid-August, the state average saw a further minimal decrease of one cent to $3.63 per gallon. While the statewide change was slight, specific cities saw more significant reductions, including Odessa, which dropped 24 cents to $3.52, and Midland, which fell by 22 cents. Despite these local decreases, El Paso maintained the highest prices in the state at $3.85 per gallon. Analysts indicated that future price stability remains subject to global energy market volatility, including potential impacts from attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. As the back-to-school season continues, these minor gasoline price fluctuations persist alongside broader seasonal preparations. While families manage logistical and financial demands, retailers are responding to seasonal demand for essential items such as stationery and backpacks.

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