Cost of unleaded fuel jumps to $4.30 a gallon
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The cost for a gallon of unleaded gas just went up another 10 cents to $4.30 at Mobil gas stations.
This is the latest in a series of gas prices that started last summer as restrictions placed during the pandemic were slowly lifted.
It also takes the island's gas prices beyond the pre-COVID-19 gas price of $4.25 around this time last year.
The island's other two gas retailers are expected to mirror Mobil's price change as the three have historically matched gas prices.
Photo by David Castro/The Guam Daily Post
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