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Trump's Gas Price Claims Clash with National Data

11/26/2025

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In New York, U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that gas prices are lower is contradicted by data showing the national average at $3.055, nearly identical to last year under President Biden.
Some states post slight year-over-year savings, while others face increases.
Analysts expect prices to stay stable, with a potential 2026 price dip from oil surplus.
Experts say Trump’s administration has not significantly impacted gas prices, underscoring a rhetoric-perception gap.

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In New York, U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that gas prices are lower is contradicted by data showing the national average at $3.055, nearly identical to last year under President Biden.
Some states post slight year-over-year savings, while others face increases.
Analysts expect prices to stay stable, with a potential 2026 price dip from oil surplus.
Experts say Trump’s administration has not significantly impacted gas prices, underscoring a rhetoric-perception gap.