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Gas prices sink for sixth week in a row — down 14% from May peak amid US-Iran talks

US gasoline prices have fallen for six consecutive weeks, dropping 14% from their May peak as diplomatic talks between the US and Iran progress.

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Gasoline prices in the US are continuing a downward trend for the sixth straight week. This decline follows diplomacy between the US and Iran, which has eased concerns regarding oil supplies. Localized reports indicate price drops in areas such as Spokane, while Pittsburgh's prices are falling more slowly than other parts of Pennsylvania.

Coverage from Reuters, the New York Post, and qz.com emphasizes the link between the price sink and US-Iran diplomacy. USA Today notes that while fuel costs are decreasing, broader US inflation concerns remain. Local outlets like krem.com highlight specific regional decreases, such as a 21-cent per gallon drop in Spokane.

Attention shifts to July 1, when Washington state is scheduled to increase its gas tax by 6 cents. Monitoring will continue regarding the impact of ongoing diplomacy on global oil supply fears.

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How much have gas prices dropped since May?

According to the New York Post, prices are down 14% from the May peak.

What is driving the decline in prices?

Coverage from qz.com and the New York Post attributes the decline to US-Iran diplomacy easing oil supply fears.

Are there any upcoming price increases mentioned?

MyNorthwest.com reports that the Washington gas tax will increase by 6 cents on July 1.

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