Posted on 02/03/2022 12:46:52 PM PST by SaxxonWoods
Brent crude, the global benchmark, rose to $91 per barrel.
Gas prices, nationally, hit $3.42 per gallon, a 7-year high and energy experts including GasBuddy's Patrick De Haan says prices have a good chance of hitting the $4.00 level.
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A pullback first wouldn't surprise but it does look like tight supplies will continue.
$4.00 gasoline? I remember $4.50 under Bush so $4.00 doesn't look all that high.
Jumped 20 cents per gallon here just in the last week.
It’s weird here, been dropping. Today gasbuddy shows $3.07, down from 3.35ish not to long ago.
But OPEC’s gonna pump & dump and make millions more for doing nothing.
So it’s kinda like Energy Porn.
I paid $3.09 3 weeks ago and $3.50 a couple of days ago. I left a “thanks Biden” note on the pump.
Some OPEC members aren’t producing to their quotas now, they can’t. The rest are happy with the pace of rising prices and refused to raise production.
They know how to do the math and they like things just as they are, thanks to Brandon.
Wow, that’s a quick/large jump. It’s interesting how different prices are around the country.
Bronco said over 10 years ago that gas needs to be over 4.00.
Heh, the “gas” has no needs and doesn’t care what the price is.
Maybe the government should limit how much Aviation Gas allowed to AF-1 and fuel for Marine-1 to help save the planet. Congre$$ should also place a limit on how many time their members could fly home every month and get rid of those private jets some of them use.
Pretty much rose .10 per gallon overnight in the Houston area. It was +- $2.89 a gallon Tuesday, woke up this morning and stations posted $2.99.9
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