New York (Platts)--14Apr2008

The average price of US retail gasoline climbed 5.7 cents to a record
$3.389/gal for the week ended April 14, the Energy Information Administration
said Monday.

The price beat the prior all-time high of $3.332/gal set last week.

Monday's national average was 51.3 cents/gal higher than the
corresponding week a year earlier.

The biggest jump and highest average price occurred on the West Coast, by
8.4 cents to $3.662/gal, EIA reported.

East Coast prices rose 5.1 cents to $3.389/gal, while Midwest prices
jumped 5.9 cents to $3.358/gal, EIA said.

Gulf Coast prices climbed 3.2 cents to $3.285/gal, EIA said. Prices in
the Rocky Mountain region rose 5.7 cents to $3.324/gal, the agency said.

EIA each Monday publishes average US retail prices for all three grades
of gasoline. The data is collected by telephone from a sample of 800 retail
gasoline outlets. The reported price includes all taxes and is the pump price
paid by a consumer as of 8 am ET Monday.