090°Open data
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U.S. Energy Information Administration
US metro weekly gasoline price intelligence from the keyless U.S. Energy Information Administration Petroleum Navigator history tables: one row per week per metro for the 10 selected metros EIA publishes weekly (Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, San Francisco, Seattle), 2003 to present — the finest geography EIA publishes weekly. Each row carries the published price ($/gal), the metro's premium or discount vs the same-week US average, gap-aware week-over-week / 4-week / 52-week changes in dollars and percent (null when a comparison week is missing or not exactly 7/28/364 days earlier — never annualized or filled), the per-week cross-metro price and premium ranks, a price quintile tier, a documented 0-100 fuel-strain score (50% winsorized YoY momentum + 50% trailing-52-week range position), and sharp-move (>=5% WoW) / 52-week-record-high flags. Method: melt EIA's wide month-x-week tables to a tidy panel with validated ISO week dates; momentum requires exact day spacing. Caveats: prices are weekly averages of retail outlets surveyed Monday (not tradable spot prices); EIA publishes only these 10 metros weekly, so all other US metros are out of scope by upstream design; the score is a relative history gauge of fuel-cost pressure, not a price forecast. U.S. federal public domain (commercial reuse allowed with attribution to the U.S. Energy Information Administration).
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