The summer driving season has ended with retailers around the country seeing margins at record levels. National retail gasoline margins during the summer averaged a record-breaking 29.2cts/gal during the drive season, which starts on Memorial Day weekend and ends on Labor Day. That’s more than 21% higher than the previous record of 24.1cts/gal set in 2015 and a 25% increase over 2018.
In this free download, you'll get a better understanding of:
- In-depth weekly and monthly demand numbers
- Geopolitical events that affected prices at the pump
- Impact of refinery issues on supply
And, at-a-glance data from 2007 to 2019 of:
- Annual summer driving margins by region
- Margins in the 1st half of the year versus the 2nd half
- Quarterly margins by year
- Retail margins during the summer-drive season
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