The more rapid rise in gas prices in Arizona recently is due to a combination of factors including supply-chain issues, refinery outages and a switch to a summer blend.
David Wichner Gas prices fell slightly nationwide and were mostly flat across Arizona as crude-oil prices sagged, AAA says.
The more rapid rise in gas prices in Arizona recently is due to a combination of factors including supply-chain issues, refinery outages and a switch to a summer blend, industry analysts say. Though a recent spike in demand would typically push pump prices higher, gas prices will likely fall if oil continues to drop, AAA said.
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