Fuel Prices still rising

[B.G. Smith]

$3. 499 here in places but still thirty cents higher than regular gas. bg

 

[Vaughn MacKenzie]

Finally took a big drop here, you can find it for 3. 95-3. 99 which is just a few pennies higher than regular. Thank goodness! According to AAA our local market average is $4. 03 as of today, which is 30c above the national average.

 

[Grizzly]

My neighbor station has diesel for $3. 47 in Albuquerque's Far North Valley.

 

[Jim W]

I filled up my wife's car (VW TDI) and my truck at the local Meijers for $3. 48 a gallon yesterday.

Jim W.

 

[Dl5treez]

3. 599 Kamilche Trading Post aka Little Creek Casino conv store
In Shelton-ish, WA

KTP express on other side of 101 is 3. 499. They have the larger nozzles over there.

 

[SSage]

Diesel is $3. 51 here, gas is $2. 95... . The diesel price difference sucks. :{

 

[Grizzly]

My neighborhood station dropped the price of diesel to $3. 24 per gal in Albuquerque's North Valley.

 

[BIGNASTY]

$3. 39 Gas & GO in town.

 

[Gonzo 1066]

Filled in Bozeman Montana yesterday $3. 58 per gallon diesel

 

[Tractorat]

In noticed that oil is up over $5 this morning. Probably a perceived stability in the market because health care has been "resolved". The markets like stability so the speculators are probably back. Interesting to see what happens.

 

[JMetzger]

In Greenwood, IN Gas is $3. 17 at Speedway, Diesel is $3. 39 at Road Ranger which is a Pilot.

 

[PBJ2500CTD]

Here are prices we paid around the country, West of the Mississippi, in the past couple of weeks on our vacation: (Avg - $3. 769)

09-Jun-2012 - Tumwater, WA - $ 4. 109
09-Jun-2012 - Wasco, OR - $ 3. 969
11-Jun-2012 - Orofino, ID - $ 4. 109
11-Jun-2012 - Butte, MT - $ 3. 939
12-Jun-2012 - Billings, MT - $ 3. 899
12-Jun-2012 - Douglas, WY - $ 3. 879
13-Jun-2012 - Sidney, NE - $ 3. 699
14-Jun-2012 - Kearney, NE - $3. 699
14-Jun-2012 - Stuart, IA - $ 3. 529
16-Jun-2012 - Coralville, IA - $ 3. 689
17-Jun-2012 - Bowling Green, MO - $ 3. 469
17-Jun-2012 - Marshfield, MO - $3. 399
18-Jun-2012 - Sapulpa, OK - $ 3. 459
18-Jun-2012 - Clinton, OK - $ 3. 599
19-Jun-2012 - Claude, TX - $ 3. 699
19-Jun-2012 - Moriarty, NM - $ 3. 799
20-Jun-2012 - Cedar Crest, NM - $ 3. 579
21-Jun-2012 - Springer, NM - $ 3. 599
21-Jun-2012 - Fountain, CO - $ 3. 699
22-Jun-2012 - Laramie, WY - $ 3. 699
23-Jun-2012 - Rawlins, WY - $ 3. 869
23-Jun-2012 - Evanston, WY - $ 3. 799
23-Jun-2012 - Jerome, ID - $ 3. 889
24-Jun-2012 - Fruitland, ID - $ 3. 899
24-Jun-2012 - Bend, OR - $ 3. 899
25-Jun-2012 - Crescent City, CA - $ 3. 999
26-Jun-2012 - Coos Bay, OR - $ 4. 249
27-Jun-2012 - Tillamook, OR - $ 3. 759

 

[Grizzly]

In noticed that oil is up over $5 this morning. Probably a perceived stability in the market because health care has been "resolved". The markets like stability so the speculators are probably back. Interesting to see what happens.

... or maybe because the 4th of July is only a few days away.



Fuel prices typically go up during a Holiday.

 

[Tractorat]

or maybe because the 4th of July is only a few days away.



Fuel prices typically go up during a Holiday.

Nope, I dont think thats it. I havent seen fuel prices up here (at least not yet).

BTW, it was up $5 earlier. Now I think oil is up over $8. I said it might have had to do with the health care decision. But I think it has to do with something involving spain and the eu. Which, btw, really doesnt warrant an $8 increase in oil.

 

[HBarlow]

Tractorat,

You don't even have the slightest understanding of crude oil and fuel prices let alone supply and demand forces that drive them.

I don't know whether it is humorous or just sad to read your confused wandering when you try to discuss either.

 

[Grizzly]

Very good reply HB.

 

[Tractorat]

You don't even have the slightest understanding of crude oil and fuel prices let alone supply and demand forces that drive them.

Hbarlow, you're an idiot. The speculation is that demand MIGHT go up because europe seems to have agreed to a bail out.

 

[HBarlow]

Yeah, you can call me an idiot. That's the most intelligent comment you have to offer in most discussions.

The members can read your foolish wandering and see with their own eyes. You have no understanding whatsoever of fundamental concepts of economics such as supply and demand forces on consumer goods.

 

[AClayton]

Harvey... ..... he may be just baiting you! It is kinda fun to listen to you rant at times. Tractorat cannot be 'wandering' that much... . like I said, he is just calling you out. And you know what, it works each and every time

 

[HBarlow]

You're mistaken. He is writing what he believes. I've read his confused, squirming, misguided attempts to understand fuel prices many times. His core belief system, supported by the leftist media and his associates is business is evil and he should get his diesel fuel for free.