U.S. gasoline prices, currently averaging $4.33 per gallon nationally as of mid-October 2026, remain elevated near seasonal records primarily due to crude oil trading near or above $100 per barrel amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and tight U.S. inventories running 7% below five-year averages. Strong refining crack spreads have sustained pump prices despite the end of peak summer driving demand, with the EIA forecasting only modest declines through year-end as supply constraints from prior hurricanes and production issues linger. Lower 48 natural gas output has also dipped to around 110.7 bcfd, indirectly supporting energy market sentiment. With just two weeks left in October, traders are monitoring any easing in crude benchmarks or inventory builds that could pressure prices lower before month-end resolution.
如果在市場建立日至 2026年10月31日 之間的任何一天,美國普通汽油的平均價格等於或高於標記為 ↑(高)的選項所列價格,或等於或低於標記為 ↓(低)的選項所列價格,本市場將判定為「是」。否則,此市場將以「否」結算。 僅考慮所回報價格小數點後的前兩位數字(例如,如果回報價格為 $3.907,本市場將使用 $3.90 作為價格)。 本市場的判定來源為 American Automobile Association (AAA) 的資訊,目前可於此處查閱:https://gasprices.aaa.com/。具體而言,是「Regular」欄下方、「Current Avg」列的儲存格。
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