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Gas prices could drop by 20 cents a gallon ahead of Fourth of July

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Yahoo Finance Live’s Brian Sozzi breaks down the stat of the day.

Video Transcript

BRIAN SOZZI: All right, bring on the gas price relief. According to our Yahoo Finance Stat of the Day, GasBuddy forecast that gas prices could drop by $020 a gallon ahead of the July 4th holiday. Current average price of regular gasoline in the country is $4.91 a gallon, down from an h time high of just over $5 a gallon on June 13.

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