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The roads will be crowded this 4th of July weekend, but you have at least one thing going for you: much cheaper gas prices than last year.

The national average for regular gasoline dipped to $3.55 a gallon on Thursday, according to AAA.

The roads will be crowded this Fourth of July weekend, but travelers have at least one thing going for them: much cheaper gas prices than last year.

Jeff Currie, head of global commodities research at Goldman Sachs, believes oil prices will surge 16% this year to $86 per barrel.

Don’t expect cheap Covid-era gas prices to return any time soon

The holiday weekend will be an early test for U.S. carriers and the Federal Aviation Administration, which have put new measures in place to avoid the chaos that has marred pandemic-era air travel.

All signs point to the early stages of a new commodity supercycle

Gas prices surged earlier in April but now appear to be leveling off. Here's what is behind those moves and where fuel prices are headed.

Higher temperatures. Higher gas prices.

The national average for a gallon of regular gas is $3.64 on April 26, up 21 cents over the previous month, according to AAA.