據油價網6月13日報道，GasBuddy周一發布的時事通訊，汽油價格連續8周上漲，并警告稱，美國距離更高的汽油價格只差一次供應沖擊。

汽油價格比一周前上漲了15.7美分，達到了每加侖5.01美元。與一個月前相比，全國平均上漲了57.1美分，比去年同期上漲了1.94美元。柴油價格也有所上漲，達到了每加侖5.77美元，比上周上漲了13.8美分。

上周，全國平均汽油價格有史以來第一次達到了每加侖5美元的關口，而全國50個州幾乎每個州的汽油價格都在上漲。GasBuddy石油分析主管Patrick De Haan表示：“就目前而言，上漲勢頭可能會放緩，但我們距離供應進一步上升還有一個潛在沖擊。”“汽油需求雖然呈季節性上升趨勢，但仍遠低于此前的紀錄，但各州的汽油價格仍處于創紀錄水平，令人印象深刻。如果價格上漲最終開始減緩需求的增長，我們可能會看到一些喘息的空間，但就目前而言，美國人似乎證明了自己對創紀錄高點的適應能力。”

在汽油價格上漲的同時，由于通貨膨脹率令市場擔憂，原油價格周一下跌。美國東部時間上午10點30分，WTI下跌1.26%，以119.20美元收盤。

GasBuddy的數據顯示，上周美國汽油零售需求較前一周增長2.7%。

De Haan周日在推特上寫道，美國人現在每天在汽油上的支出比一年前增加了7.3億美元。

黎泱 編譯自 油價網

原文如下：

Gasoline Prices In U.S. See Eighth Rise In As Many Weeks

Gasoline prices rose for the eighth straight week, according to a Monday GasBuddy newsletter, cautioning that the United States is just one supply jolt away from even higher prices at the pump.

Gas prices rose 15.7 cents from one week ago, to $5.01 per gallon today. The national average compared to a month ago is 57.1 cents higher, and $1.94 higher from a year ago. Diesel prices have also increased, to $5.77 per gallon—a 13.8 cent rise over last week.

“For the first time ever, last week saw the national average reaching the $5 per gallon mark as nearly every one of the nation’s 50 states saw prices jump. For now, the upward momentum may slow down, but we are still just one potential jolt to supply away from heading even higher,” said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy. “Gasoline demand, while rising seasonally, is still well below previous records, but remains impressive with prices in all states at record levels. Should the rise in price finally start to slow demand’s rise, we could see some breathing room, but for now, it seems like Americans are proving resilient to record highs.”

While gasoline prices rose, crude oil prices dipped on Monday as inflation rates worried the market. At 10:30 a.m., ET, WTI was trading down 1.26% on the day at $119.20.

U.S. retail gasoline demand rose last week 2.7% from the prior week, according to GasBuddy.

Americans are now spending $730 million more every day on gasoline than they were a year ago, De Haan tweeted on Sunday.