On 15 Jan 2006 14:38:18 -0800,
michaelanderson4@sympatico.ca wrote:
>So, oil shoots to $69 barrel, prices of gas hit $1.27/L.
>Then, oil falls to $57 barrel, prices of gas drop to $0.83/L.
>So far, so good.
>That was over a few months..
>Recently, the price (with oil going from $57 to $60/b) went up to
>$0.99/L.
>Now, oil has hit $64/b and gasoline is down to $0.93/L.
>Graph this and it looks pretty odd. We're better off by far than when
>it was $1.27/L during
>the last phony "scare" but prices have not yet settled down.
>-Rich
As was pointed out here on a news feed... After Katrina, gas went
through the roof, but it cam e back down a ways, especially when there
were questions of gauging and government investigations. But, the
government involvement was short lived, and as soon as the heat was
off, the prices began to rise, even though there was more available
and the per barrel price had dropped. Now the barrel price rises and
the pump prices are going up as well... coincidence? or X Files?
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