Missouri gas prices
| 3.19 | Murphy USA | 1201 Old Exeter Rd near S MO-37 | 1201 Old Exeter Rd near S MO-37 | May 18, 8:13 AM |
| 3.19 | Fastrip | 104 Main St near West 1st | 104 Main St near West 1st | May 18, 8:13 AM |
| 3.19 | Jump Stop | 1017 N Main St & 11th St | 1017 N Main St & 11th St | May 18, 8:13 AM |
| 3.19 | Casey's | 33 Main near Kenny Dr | 33 Main near Kenny Dr | May 18, 8:13 AM |
| 3.19 | Murphy USA | 2211 Patsy Ln & US-69 | 2211 Patsy Ln & US-69 | May 17, 6:21 PM |
| 3.21 | KWIK T'S | 86 Main St near Gravel St | 86 Main St near Gravel St | May 18, 8:13 AM |
| 3.23 | Murphy USA | 1720 N MO-291 near Royal St | 1720 N MO-291 near Royal St | May 18, 5:49 AM |
| 3.24 | Sam's Club | 5201 N Belt Hwy near Northridge Dr | 5201 N Belt Hwy near Northridge Dr | May 17, 1:47 PM |
| 3.25 | QuikTrip | 1402 N Highyway 291 & Rock Haven Rd | 1402 N Highyway 291 & Rock Haven Rd | May 18, 7:12 AM |
| 3.25 | Casey's | 52 S MO-F near Old MO-7 | 52 S MO-F near Old MO-7 | May 18, 6:48 AM |
The gas prices shown are provided by OPIS Missouri, a comprehensive source of U.S. retail fuel purchases. The Missouri fuel prices shown are actual pump gas prices paid by consumers. Data is based on credit card transactions collected from fleet vehicles. Thios chart is updated hourly with new data from roughly 10,000 gas stations and convenience stores across the U.S. We provide you quick gas prices chart to have best ideas where to buy gas in Missouri.
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According to the AAA Daily Fuel Gauge Report, as of June 22, 2009 the retail price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline in Missouri averaged $2.51 per gallon, 18 cents lower than the national average of $2.69. Missouri pump prices were tied for lowest in the nation with South Carolina.
Hawaii topped gas prices in the nation at $3.06 a gallon followed by California with $3.03. For a list of all of the states. Missouri and South Carolina posted the lowest prices followed by Oklahoma and Tennessee
Missouri gas
Volatility of Natural Gas Prices - Because of changing crude oil prices and distribution bottlenecks, prices for natural gas can vary substantially from month to month. In the last few years, the average US wellhead price varied from $2 to $10 per thousand cubic feet (mcf) with changes of more than 50 percent within a 12-month period in Missouri. Dependence on Regulators - State and federal regulators control the interstate distribution and retail Missouri pricing of natural gas. In recent years, the goal of government efforts was to deregulate the industry, but deregulation difficulties in California slowed the process. State and federal legislation could reintroduce tighter regulations. Political pressures for re-regulation increase when prices are high.