CNN painted a slight drop in gas prices as a massive economic accomplishment for the U.S. this week as it gushed over the national average price for a gallon of gas dropping to a still-robust $3.35 a gallon.

During multiple segments, as well as an analysis piece published Tuesday, the liberal network touted the small price drop as “critical relief for household budgets,” “a big economic relief for millions,” and “offering glimmers of hope for inflation-weary Americans.” It also touted the Biden administration’s release of strategic oil reserves as a contributing factor in the drop.

“Americans grappling with historic levels of inflation are finally getting some relief where they need it most: Previously-booming energy prices,” the network’s analysis piece read, saying the average price for a gallon of gas fell to a “seven-week low” of $3.35 a gallon.