Where will Gasoline at the pump be in seven days?

DataSnack has a model of this question but not yet enough data to forecast it; the market's number is $3.94/gal (12 Nov 2026). It has no graded forecasts yet; the first is graded on 19 Nov 2026.

DataSnack's read

Pump prices move slowly, so each weekly change tends to carry on a little

Gasoline at the pump feeds household budgets and business costs, so slow drift matters. The model's case rests on about 0.2 of each recent move carrying on, giving $3.94/gal, though it was off by 55¢ a day against 15¢ for no change.}

The numbers

How the model works

With too little history to rank inputs, the model starts from today's pump price and adds a fraction of its recent weekly move, since pump prices adjust slowly.

Sources

The record

It has no graded forecasts yet; the first is graded on 19 Nov 2026.

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Questions

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How accurate has it been? It has no graded forecasts yet; the first is graded on 19 Nov 2026. DataSnack's overall record is at https://datasnack.ai/accuracy.

Can I download the model? Readers who cover this model can export it as an Excel workbook with working formulas from its page. A free example workbook: https://datasnack.ai/site/labs/datasnack-tariff-mortgage-lab.xlsx.

Can I pull its numbers into a spreadsheet? Its feed is at https://datasnack.ai/feed/m/ch:b3c52887e1a9.csv, with each forecast's error and standing still's beside it.


Canonical: https://datasnack.ai/m/ch:b3c52887e1a9 · Updated 12 Nov 2026 05:34 UTC · DataSnack forecasts are analysis, not investment advice.