Oct. 2 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. drivers are set to benefit from an expected further
decline in pump prices from the lowest seasonal level in four years with crude
oil at a two-year low.

Retail regular gasoline slid to $3.328 a gallon yesterday, down 10 percent from
this year’s high and the lowest for this time of year since 2010, according to
AAA. The national average may fall as low as $3.10 before the year ends, the
Heathrow, Florida-based largest U.S. motoring group, predicted.

Pump prices have followed declines in New York-based gasoline futures and Brent
crude, a global benchmark for oil prices. Rising production from shale has
pushed U.S. crude output to a 28-year high, helping increase global supplies as
demand is slowing and OPEC production is at a one-year high.
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$3.328 a gallon, 0,879 $ a liter (1 euro at 1.27$) = 0.69 cêntimos de euro.

A gasolina está a 0.69 cêntimos de euro nos EUA. Quanto será que ganha a Galp em
Portugal?