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North Dakota and Minnesota’s gas prices decrease after a recent spike
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Fargo, North Dakota – Travelers in North Dakota and Minnesota are reporting slightly lower gas prices statewide.
According to AAA, the average gas price in North Dakota is currently $3.91 cents per gallon, which is about nine cents less than it was a week ago.
This is in contrast, though, to a 16-cent increase from a month ago. In Minnesota, gas prices have decreased by nine cents over the past week to a total of $3.87, but they have risen by roughly 17 cents over the past month.
A Midwest refinery that had to temporarily close for maintenance is the cause of the rise, according to some experts.
You can click this link to find out more about gas costs in the US.
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