Overnight trading in RBOB gasoline futures saw modest gains, fueled by stronger wholesale demand reports. European gasoline benchmarks also rose, providing a supportive signal to U.S. futures pricing. The NYMEX November West Texas Intermediate contract was off 95cts to $60.80/bbl at noon ET. If that price holds, it would be the lowest settlement in about four months. The December WTI contract was also off 95cts to $60.45/bbl. According to its model, RBOB gasoline is expected to trade between $2.30 and $2.87/gal in 2027, closing the year at roughly $2.46. By 2028, prices could rise slightly, fluctuating between $2.45 and $3.02, with a projected close at $2.60. The trend is expected to continue in 2029, with estimates ranging from $2.60 to $3.16, settling at $2.75 by year-end. Looking ahead to early 2030, Wallet Investor forecasts prices in the $2.73 to $2.75 per gallon range. Analysts tracking refinery utilization rates note a dip to 91%, which could tighten gasoline supply if prolonged. Futures traders are eyeing this metric closely for potential bullish triggers.