- Will US gas hit $4.45 (High) in November?7¢7 %
- Will US gas hit $4.40 (High) in November?4¢4 %
- Will US gas hit $4.35 (High) in November?9¢9 %
- Will US gas hit $4.30 (High) in November?6¢6 %
- Will US gas hit $4.25 (High) in November?19¢19 %
- Will US gas hit $4.20 (High) in November?17¢17 %
- Will US gas hit $4.15 (High) in November?45¢45 %
- Will US gas hit $4.10 (Low) in November?>99¢>99 %
- Will US gas hit $4.05 (Low) in November?98¢98 %
- Will US gas hit $4.00 (Low) in November?83¢83 %
- Will US gas hit $3.95 (Low) in November?76¢76 %
- Will US gas hit $3.90 (Low) in November?44¢44 %
- 3 %6,5 %↑ $4.45Volum 4,9k $
- 7 %4 %↑ $4.40Volum 6,3k $
- 3 %8,5 %↑ $4.35Volum 2,6k $
- 4 %6 %↑ $4.30Volum 4k $
- 3 %18,5 %↑ $4.25Volum 3,1k $
- 30 %17 %↑ $4.20Volum 1,3k $
- 1 %44,5 %↑ $4.15Volum 2k $
- 4 %98 %↓ $4.05Volum 2,7k $
- 4 %82,8 %↓ $4.00Volum 3,6k $
- 2 %76 %↓ $3.95Volum 4,4k $
- 1 %44 %↓ $3.90Volum 2,4k $
- 2 %57,5 %↓ $3.85Volum 3k $
Recent declines in U.S. retail gasoline prices to the $4.10–$4.15 per gallon range reflect easing crude oil supply risk premiums, the end of peak summer driving demand, and completion of refinery maintenance cycles. Traders are pricing in further seasonal softening through November as cooler weather curbs consumption and inventories remain adequate relative to five-year averages. Market-implied odds favor the national average dipping below $4.10 by month-end, consistent with historical base rates for late-autumn price compression. Key near-term catalysts include weekly EIA inventory reports, any shifts in Middle East crude flows, and evolving winter weather forecasts that could influence both demand and refining margins.
Regler
This market will resolve to "Yes" if the US national average price of regular gasoline published by AAA is equal to or below the specified price for any date from November 1, 2026 through November 30, 2026. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". This market resolves based on the US national average price of regular gasoline published by AAA at https://gasprices.aaa.com/ in the "National Average Gas Prices" table under the "Regular" column and the "Current Avg." row. Each date's price is the price displayed at 10:00 AM ET on that date, provided that at that time the "Price as of" date shown on the webpage is that date and the "Yesterday Avg." row in the same column shows the previous date's price. If either condition is not met at 10:00 AM ET, the price will be observed at the first time on that date at which both are met; if both are not met by 11:59 PM ET on that date, the price displayed in the table at that time will be used. If AAA does not display the US national average price of regular gasoline in the table at the time of observation, the price displayed elsewhere on the webpage will be used. If AAA displays no US national average price of regular gasoline on the specified webpage at any time on one or more dates within the specified month, this market will resolve based on the prices observed for the remaining dates. The resolution source for this market will be the American Automobile Association (AAA) (https://gasprices.aaa.com/). Note: AAA currently publishes gas prices to four decimal places (e.g., $4.3718). The price will be used as published, without rounding.