Gasoline prices in the United States have dropped for the sixth consecutive week.

The data shows that on Monday, the diplomatic mediation between the United States and Iran has brought some relief to American consumers at the gas pump: gasoline prices have dropped for the sixth consecutive week, declining by 15% from their peak in May. According to data from the fuel price tracking service GasBuddy, the national average gasoline price dropped by 14.1 cents per gallon last week, reaching $3.85 per gallon on Monday. Gas prices in most states have seen a decrease. GasBuddy data shows that in the past week, gasoline prices in Colorado dropped by 25 cents per gallon, in Arizona by 22 cents, and in Ohio by 21 cents.