How gas prices have changed in L.A. in the last week

Nationwide common gasoline costs proceed to climb as the worldwide oil market responds to Russia’s battle towards Ukraine.

Stacker compiled statistics on gasoline costs in Los Angeles-Lengthy Seaside, CA metro space utilizing information from AAA. Gasoline costs are as of March 10.

The common worth per gallon rose 8 cents on Wednesday, March 9, to a brand new document of $4.25, in keeping with AAA. Information are being set each day: Tuesday’s $4.17 per-gallon common broke a longstanding document of $4.114 per gallon from 2008.

Sanctions levied by the U.S. and the European Union have hindered Russia’s potential to promote crude oil, which is a significant determinant of gasoline costs. Whereas simply 3% of  America’s crude oil consumption comes from Russia, international volatility is contributing to rising costs in markets around the globe.

Los Angeles by the numbers
– Thursday worth: $5.78
— State common: $5.69
– Week change: +$0.77 (+15.4%)
– 12 months change: +$1.95 (+50.7%)
– Historic costly gasoline worth: $5.78 (3/10/22)

Metros with the costliest gasoline
#1. San Rafael, CA: $5.91
#2. San Luis Obispo-Atascadero-Paso Robles, CA: $5.88
#3. San Francisco, CA: $5.83

Metros with the least costly gasoline
#1. St. Joseph, MO: $3.72
#2. Joplin, MO: $3.73
#3. Amarillo, TX: $3.74