The average price of gasoline in the United States rose less than a cent over the past two weeks, breaking a 19-week-long decline when the price plummeted by 63 cents per gallon, according to a Lundberg survey released on Sunday. Regular-grade gasoline rose to $2.25 per gallon in the survey conducted on Nov. 6. The price is nearly 70 cents below its level at the same time last year, the report said. “The small price rise came mostly from crude oil prices, which rose moderately during the period and was enough to spur U.S. refiners to raise wholesale gasoline prices to their accounts by a few cents,” survey publisher Trilby Lundberg said in emailed comments. Lundberg added that the price stability seen over the last two weeks was […]