GAS PRICES CONTINUE THEIR UPWARD TREND ACROSS INDIANA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

The common price of a gallon of gasoline continues to go up in Pennsylvania and in Indiana County, whereas choose stations stay stagnant.

Gasbuddy.com says that stations in Indiana, Homer Metropolis, Blairsville and Clymer report averages of $4.69 a gallon as of this morning, marking no change since Tuesday. Nevertheless, Triple-A reviews that the common price of a gallon of normal gasoline throughout Indiana County is up 11 cents since Tuesday at $4.70 a gallon, tying it with Westmoreland County.  Neighboring Jefferson County holds the bottom gasoline worth within the area at $4.69 a gallon, whereas Cambria and Clearfield counties maintain the best common at $4.72 a gallon. Armstrong County is within the center with a $4.71 a gallon common.

Pennsylvania’s common price is now $4.77 a gallon, which is a ten cent enhance since Tuesday and a 57 cent bounce since final month. Presently final 12 months, gasoline costs had been $3.16.

Triple-A says that the explanation for the fixed enhance in gasoline costs is as a result of lower in complete home gasoline shares whereas demand for gasoline elevated. Triple-A provides that gasoline costs are anticipated to maintain rising because the provide/demand dynamic, mixed with risky crude oil costs will preserve upward stress on gasoline costs.