Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) Price Today
Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) Price Today
Track the live gasoline price today, review recent intraday movement, and compare short-term action with longer historical trends tied to refining conditions and seasonal fuel demand.
For longer-term trends, view the Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) 1 year chart or compare with the diesel price .
Gasoline prices can move with crude oil, refinery activity, seasonal driving demand, inventory data, and regional fuel supply conditions.
Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) (RBOB)
$2.950
+0.030 (+1.01%)
USD per gallon • High 2.958 • Low 2.909 • Avg 2.939 • 287 pts
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Last update: Jul 3, 2026 9:59 AM
Window start: Jul 3, 2026 3:59 AM
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Quick Facts
Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures)
USD per gallon
Current: $2.950
24h High: $2.958
24h Low: $2.890
24h Avg: $2.927
Market: Refined fuel benchmark
Focus: Reflects refining conditions, transport demand, and seasonal consumption shifts.
Retail vs Market Comparison
Compare retail fuel prices against wholesale or spot market benchmarks.
Retail Gasoline vs Gasoline Spot
Retail: $3.831
Market: $3.092
Spread: +$0.739 (+23.90%)
Difference between U.S. average retail gasoline prices and Gulf Coast gasoline spot benchmark.Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) Price Today Overview
This page shows the live Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) price today together with a short-term chart of recent movement. Intraday pricing can help highlight short-term momentum, pullbacks, and bursts of volatility during active trading periods.
For broader context, use the history links above to compare today’s movement with 1-month, 1-year, and long-term trends. That combination makes it easier to separate short-term noise from larger market direction.
What Moves Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) Prices?
Gasoline prices are affected by crude oil costs, refinery utilization, seasonal driving demand, inventory levels, transportation costs, and regional supply conditions. Refinery maintenance schedules and unexpected outages can reduce fuel availability and increase prices. During summer travel seasons, increased demand often places upward pressure on gasoline markets. Changes in crude oil prices, environmental fuel requirements, taxes, and distribution costs can also influence retail gasoline pricing.
Why Gasoline (Market • RBOB Futures) Matters
Gasoline prices directly affect consumers and businesses across the United States. Changes in gasoline costs can influence household budgets, transportation expenses, travel demand, and broader inflation trends. Because gasoline is one of the most visible energy products purchased by consumers, market participants often use gasoline pricing as a measure of both energy market conditions and consumer economic pressure. See how this has evolved over time in the 5 year price chart .
Frequently Asked Questions
What determines gasoline prices?
Gasoline prices are influenced by crude oil costs, refining activity, transportation expenses, fuel inventories, taxes, and seasonal demand patterns.
Why do gasoline prices rise during summer?
Summer travel demand typically increases gasoline consumption. Seasonal fuel blends and refinery maintenance can also contribute to higher prices.
How does crude oil affect gasoline prices?
Crude oil is the largest cost component in gasoline production. Rising crude prices often increase refining costs and can eventually lead to higher retail gasoline prices.
Why do gasoline prices vary by region?
Regional differences in taxes, environmental regulations, refinery access, transportation costs, and local supply conditions can create significant price differences.
What is the difference between spot and retail gasoline prices?
Spot prices reflect wholesale market conditions, while retail prices include refining costs, transportation, taxes, and station operating expenses.
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