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Retail gasoline prices down a nickel across Texas

AAA Texas says retail gas prices drop by a nickel this week as summer driving season passes

HOUSTON (AP) -- Retail gasoline prices across Texas have fallen by a nickel this week as demand weakens with the passing of the summer driving season.

AAA Texas on Thursday reported the average unleaded price at the pump dropped to $3.36 per gallon. The price is 30 cents less than what motorists were paying at this time last year.

The average national per-gallon price is $3.55.

AAA Texas says drivers in Amarillo are paying the most in Texas at $3.44, while their counterparts in Beaumont, El Paso and Fort Worth are paying the least at $3.32.

Analysts say retail gas prices are expected to continue falling thanks to weakening demand coupled with plentiful supplies and a switch to cheaper winter-blend gas.

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