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The AAA Fuel Gauge shows that nationwide, based on the cost of a gallon of regular, gas rose once more very modestly yesterday to $3.811. That is up from $3.805 a day ago, and $3.511 a month...
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With one exception, the signals portend that the US economy is recovering: private employers are adding jobs, and so are some state and local governments; equities prices are rising; new construction...
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The Greek government probably will get its way as it puts finishing touches on its debt restructuring. The aid from its neighbors, the International Monetary Fund and, indirectly, the European...
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Pump prices have reached an all-time high for this time of year — $3.53/gallon — and seem to be inexorably on a path to $4/gallon or even more. The rise is worst in California, where prices...
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Saab finally succumbed to its inability to get a car off the assembly line. The company has not produced a car since last April. It declared bankruptcy today. Zhejiang Youngman Lotus Automobile and...
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As the price for WTI crude oil continues to hover around $100/barrel, up from about $75/barrel just two months ago, consumers are seeing pump prices fall. The latest survey from AAA shows an average...
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The US Energy Information Administration’s weekly petroleum status report shows that the US commercial crude inventory fell by 6.2 million barrels in the week ending November 18th. Crude oil in...
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Demand is supposed to push gasoline prices higher as a holiday season approaches. The opposite is true this Thanksgiving week, and there is no ready explanation. The AAA Fuel Gauge shows the price...
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Oil prices are about $93 now. That is down from well over $100 a quarter ago, but is still not low enough to bolster the economy much. Consumers and many businesses are in too much trouble. NYMEX...
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Many economists believe that gasoline prices will continue to fall as the economy slows and oil stays closer to $80 than $100. Gas prices have supported that theory over the past few weeks. But the...
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In its July Market Report, OPEC predicts that demand for crude oil will rise by 1.32 million barrels/day in 2012. The International Energy Agency is predicting an increase of 1.5 million barrels/day....
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August oil futures quoted on NYMEX moved just shy of $100 this week. That number was $90 in late June. No amount of crude released from strategic oil reserves or a belief that demand in China will...
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