Compared with a year earlier, Oct. 31’s national gasoline average was $1.1434 per gallon higher, and diesel was $2.6225 higher.
A week earlier, gasoline was priced at $4.2957 per gallon, and a month earlier it was $4.4343. The corresponding diesel readings were $6.3374 and $6.4139.
On Oct. 31, 2025, gasoline stood at $3.0403 per gallon, while diesel was $3.6876.
In a Sept. 5, 2024, campaign speech, President Donald Trump said his plan would reduce energy prices by at least half within a year after he took office. In the address, Trump described sub-$2 gasoline as an outcome of his energy plan.
The figures extend EconoTimes’ earlier coverage of U.S. gasoline and diesel prices.
