You do realize, don't you, that there's a two month lag between movement in the price of crude and its reflection in the price at the pump? If so, I'm assuming you also realize that the current decline in gas prices is due to the slide of crude from $42 to $35 in June and that the current spike can be expected to show up at the pumps in late September and October..
>? If so, I'm assuming you also realize that the current decline in gas prices is due to the slide of crude from $42 to $35 in June and that the current spike can be expected to show up at the pumps in late September and October..<
If that was the only factor we would not have seen price jump in June as cude was under $30 in April.