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I think it is possible that we could see crude prices drop. However, now that the greedy oil companies have pushed the price up, I seriously doubt we will see gas prices drop below $2 a gallon - and they were well under $2 a gallon the last time the price per barrel was that low
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THIS JUST IN!! Watching the 10 O'clock news, gasoline has gone up another 10 cents to $2.79. Criminal!!
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He expects consumers in the Southeast and Northeast to be pinched first, following the impact of Hurricane Katrina on the Gulf Coast region.
Katrina forced operators to close more than a tenth of the country's refining capacity and a quarter of its oil production, which sent gasoline prices surging. And the excuses continue. I'm sure this caused major problems but it never used to when storms hit before. The deal is once they go up - they won't come down to anywhere near where they are now. We'll all be praying for $2.75 a gallon in the future and looking at it as a good thing. That's when the puppet in the White House can say to his oil buddies,"Mission Accomplished."
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Interesting Saul. I read a few months ago that another major player was predicting a burst.
It depends, I suppose, on demand lessening significantly (which I doubt will happen) and then the speculation stopping or slowing significantly. I'd bet that we'll see $75 by Labor Day, and then a drop to around $55-60 thereafter. The next few weeks to a month are going to suck, however. Then again, crude has doubled in less than a year. A lot of that IS pure speculation. Let's hope so.
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Just thought I'd let Skip know that while wholesale prices may have dropped 3 cents two days ago, they went up 55 cents yesterday.
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