Gasoline prices have been steadily declining across the United States, contributing to a deceleration in inflation. The national average price for gasoline has fallen to $3.25 per gallon, with some localities like Wisconsin and South Carolina seeing prices as low as $2.62 per gallon. This trend is attributed to lower demand, seasonal changes in gasoline production, and a significant drop in crude oil prices, which have reached their lowest levels since December 2021. Analysts expect this downward trend to continue into the fall, potentially driving prices below $3 per gallon in many areas. Diesel prices have also decreased, with the national average now at $3.62 per gallon, the lowest since early 2022.