Oil down on lower-than-expected US gas supplies »

Posted By STONERS 10 months ago in Business & Finance

Oil prices fell for a fifth straight session Thursday after a lower-than-expected drop in U.S. gasoline supplies fed beliefs that a cooling economy is curbing fuel demand in the world's thirstiest consumer.

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    STONERS10 months ago

    "At the pump, a gallon of regular slid less than a penny overnight to a new national average of $3.678, according to auto club AAA, the Oil Price Information Service and Wright Express. Prices remain well above the year-ago average of about $2.792 a gallon but have fallen more than 10 percent from the July 17 record average of $4.114 a gallon."

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    Nowalive10 months ago

    Here in my immediate area gas has dropped to $3.43 for regular, $3.93 for premium. Let's see what happens. I'm in the Philadelphia suburbs. Did you get my recall message?

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    Gransater10 months ago

    Is there someone out there that can tell me whatever happened to the incredible increase in fuel usage in India and China, that supposedly were the cause of the upwards mobility in the cost of fuel to space normally occupied by cumulus clods?

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    tiredofwhiners10 months ago

    Drill now, drill American. Replace every barrel of foreign oil with American oil. Stop the unbelievable transfer of $$ to foreign countries. Develop offshore oil, ANWR, shale oil, clean coal, gas from coal, solar, wind, geothermal, nuclear and hydroelectric. Then watch oil prices go way down. Don't wait another 10 years, do it now!

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    tiredofwhiners10 months ago

    For me it's not the economy, it's the high price of gas that causes me to drive less and combine trips. I think that applies to most who are smart about their budget. I drove to California (300 miles) and kept it at 65-70 mph and coasted down some of the long grades. I saved about 3-4 gallons on the 600 mile round trip. I also used the A/C only about half the time in the 100 F. degree heat. I won't go back to my old habits any time soon even if gas goes down significantly more.

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    hbbuyze10 months ago

    Just think,

    With all of the jobs being sent off shore per Mr. Bush, Mr Cheney and Mr McCain republican senate. Why do we need gas? If you don't have money to go the store to purchase food. Just think of all the good the republican goverment is doing for you.

    They say we are all over weight. So they are doing us a favor. We don't need money to live on, so they are putting us a third world diet. Look at all the weight we are going to lose by riding our bikes.

    Gee what a great goverment. Yes I want 8 more year of it.

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