US Regular All Formulations Gas Price 4.05 for 

US Regular All Formulations Gas Price came in at 4.05 (Dollars per Gallon) for Wk of Aug 17 2026, up 1.07% from 4.01 the prior week and 29.86% above its level of 3.12 one year ago. The series has averaged 2.28 since 1990, reaching a record high of 5.01 in June 2022 and a record low of 0.907 in February 1999.

Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), St. Louis Fed

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Historical Data

August 17, 20264.05
August 10, 20264.01
August 3, 20264.08
July 27, 20264.1
July 20, 20264
July 13, 20263.86
July 6, 20263.78
June 29, 20263.83
June 22, 20263.91
June 15, 20264.05
June 8, 20264.15
June 1, 20264.31
May 25, 20264.48
May 18, 20264.49
May 11, 20264.5
May 4, 20264.45
April 27, 20264.12
April 20, 20264.04
April 13, 20264.12
April 6, 20264.12
September 8, 20083.65
September 1, 20083.68
August 25, 20083.69
August 18, 20083.74
August 11, 20083.81
August 4, 20083.88
July 28, 20083.96
July 21, 20084.06
July 14, 20084.11
July 7, 20084.11
June 30, 20084.1
June 23, 20084.08
June 16, 20084.08
June 9, 20084.04
June 2, 20083.98
May 26, 20083.94
May 19, 20083.79
May 12, 20083.72
May 5, 20083.61
April 28, 20083.6

About US Regular All Formulations Gas Price

What it measures

US Regular Gasoline Price (FRED series GASREGW) reports the average retail price of regular-grade gasoline in dollars per gallon, collected weekly by the Energy Information Administration through a survey of filling stations across the country. Published every Monday, it covers all formulations of regular gasoline and includes taxes, providing the most timely official measure of what American drivers actually pay at the pump.

Why it matters

Gasoline is the most visible price in the economy, posted on street corners nationwide, and it disproportionately shapes household inflation expectations and consumer sentiment. Every sustained move transfers billions of dollars between fuel spending and discretionary consumption, affecting retailers and restaurants. Economists use the weekly series to nowcast the CPI energy component, and its political salience means it also influences policy decisions on strategic reserves.

How to read it

Pump prices follow crude oil with a lag of one to several weeks, rising faster than they fall, a pattern sometimes described as rockets and feathers. Strong seasonality matters: summer driving demand and the spring switch to summer-blend fuel lift prices predictably. Refinery outages can decouple gasoline from crude, so compare the two to judge whether refining margins or oil itself is driving a move.

Get US Regular All Formulations Gas Price in Excel

Pull US Regular All Formulations Gas Price directly into your spreadsheet with a single MarketXLS formula - always current, no copy-pasting:

=GasolinePrice()

View the Gasoline Price formula documentation or browse all 100+ Economic Data functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current US Regular All Formulations Gas Price?

US Regular All Formulations Gas Price is 4.05 (Dollars per Gallon) as of August 2026.

What is the all-time high and low of US Regular All Formulations Gas Price?

The highest value on record is 5.01 (June 2022) and the lowest is 0.907 (February 1999).

How often is US Regular All Formulations Gas Price updated?

US Regular All Formulations Gas Price is published on a weekly basis, sourced from Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED).

How do I get US Regular All Formulations Gas Price in Excel?

Use the MarketXLS Excel formula =GasolinePrice() to pull US Regular All Formulations Gas Price directly into any cell, with historical values available for analysis.

Basic info
Gasoline price per million BTU in dollars.
RegionUnited States
FrequencyWeekly
Last updatedAugust 18, 2026
Seasonal adjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitDollars per Gallon

Stats
Last Value4.05
Latest PeriodWk of Aug 17 2026
Last UpdatedAugust 18 2026, 09:03
Value Previous Week4.01
Change From Previous Week1.07%
Value 1 Year Ago3.12
Change From Year Ago29.86%
Average Growth Rate3.46%/yr
Record High (Jun 2022)5.01
Record Low (Feb 1999)0.907
Long-Term Average2.28
FrequencyWeekly
AdjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitDollars per Gallon

Annual Averages
20263.74
20253.1
20243.3
20233.52
20223.95
20213.01
20202.17
20192.6
20182.72
20172.41
20162.14
20152.43

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