# How are gas prices in your area?

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**Created:** [March 6, 2022, 3:56pm UTC](https://boards.straightdope.com/t/how-are-gas-prices-in-your-area/960568 "2022-03-06T15:56:57Z")\
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It will do that here and there, of course. I just checked the entire state, and it’s been down no more than 2 cents since my initial June post. In New Orleans specifically it has been a rough 7 cent decline, but up a cent today. Note the spike in wholesale only commenced around Mon/Tue of last week, and it takes awhile for those changes to percolate into the actual pumps.

I actually may here in a bit document which states do continual price cycling, and which ones for the most part don’t, and when I note a likely upcoming increase those states and their cities are the ones you risk getting hosed by. Louisiana doesn’t, for the record.

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