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|  #181 Posted on 6.4.06 1457.20
Reposted on: 6.4.13 1457.59 | Holy crap! This morning the Speedway was at $2.49. At lunch, it was at $2.75! I filled up at the Shell down the street for $2.65.
Some middle eastern nation had better be rubble for them to pull this stunt.
(edited by whatever on 6.4.06 1557) | Mr. Boffo
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| #182 Posted on 6.4.06 1531.35
Reposted on: 6.4.13 1532.29 | Just got word that our cost tomorrow is going to be $2.11850 (up $.07 from today's cost). Add to that the $.56 per gallon for state and local taxes, and our cost will be nearly $2.68.
If your station's cost hasn't gone up already, I'd recommend filing up today. It'll probably go up in a day or two.
Currently, we're selling regular for $2.68. So we'll definitely be going up as soon as someone else around us does. | Kevintripod
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| #183 Posted on 7.4.06 0826.35
Reposted on: 7.4.13 0829.01 | (From the Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
Gas prices springing up again here
Friday, April 07, 2006
If you haven't filled up your gas tank in the last few weeks, get ready for a shock: Gasoline prices are soaring again, and experts say it's not clear whether they will throttle back anytime soon.
The average price for a gallon of self-serve gas at area stations has jumped 10 cents in the past week, to $2.61 a gallon, according to AAA East Central. While still well below their post-Hurricane Katrina peak of $3.13 last September, local gas prices have jumped 34 cents in the past month.
Nationally, prices at the pump have climbed 16 percent the past six weeks to $2.59 a gallon, according to U.S. Energy Department. In its weekly report released Wednesday, the department's information arm said "it is difficult to know'' if the recent run-up in gasoline prices "will continue through the upcoming peak driving season or just [be] a short-lived blip.''
A big factor in the early spring spike, experts said, has been concern that U.S. refiners are failing to produce enough gasoline to meet demand for the peak summer driving season.
The amount of U.S. fuel-making capacity that is offline is double a year ago, a sign refiners are struggling to catch up with maintenance work that was delayed by the hurricanes that struck the Gulf Coast last year. The nation's gasoline inventories fell last week and are down 6.2 percent over five weeks, the Energy Department said.
"There is a lot of nervousness about gasoline after the huge decline in supplies the last five weeks," Rick Mueller, an analyst with Energy Security Analysis Inc. in Tilburg, the Netherlands, told Bloomberg News.
Gasoline for May delivery yesterday rose 5.28 cents, or 2.7 percent, to $1.9999 a gallon on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest close since Oct. 4. Gasoline futures, based on wholesale prices before federal and state taxes, are up 21 percent in a year.
Crude oil prices also rose, gaining 87 cents to close at $67.94 a barrel, a two-month high and within 5 percent of the record $70.85 set Aug. 30, after Hurricane Katrina. Prices for gasoline, derived from crude, tend to follow suit.
Adding to the gas-price spike are refineries that were operating at 85.9 percent of capacity last week, down 1.1 percentage points from the week before and 93.7 percent a year ago, the Energy Department report said.
While the higher gas prices aren't welcome -- higher energy prices trimmed economic growth by half a percentage point the past two years, Cleveland-based National City Corp. Chief Economist Richard DeKaser said yesterday -- the good news is oil and gas prices are expected to moderate.
Mr. DeKaser expects oil prices will fall by about $10 a barrel by year-end, to the high $50s, though it's less clear when. The volatile political situation in the Middle East, particularly in Iran, could deteriorate and send oil and gas prices higher before they come back down, he said. "There is a major element of uncertainty," he said.
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| #184 Posted on 7.4.06 1616.18
Reposted on: 7.4.13 1616.18 | california central coast
regular $2.89-2.97 plus $2.99-3.05 premium $3.05-3.15 (some remote locations may be up to $.10 more) | Zeruel
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| #185 Posted on 7.4.06 2121.32
Reposted on: 7.4.13 2121.57 | This morning my local Exxon had regular for $2.679.
This afternoon it was $2.719. | bash91
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| #186 Posted on 7.4.06 2219.25
Reposted on: 7.4.13 2221.05 | In Grand Rapids yesterday I saw prices ranging from $2.57 to $2.79. Today, the cheap gas was $2.79 and there were 3 stations near us at $2.89.
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| #187 Posted on 8.4.06 0339.04
Reposted on: 8.4.13 0341.34 | $2.83  I saw it at $2.81 at a couple of AM/PM's, but they charge you a fee to use your ATM at the pump, and won't let you use credit at the pump, so the two-cent lower cost is meaningless to me. | Oliver
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|  #188 Posted on 8.4.06 0931.34
Reposted on: 8.4.13 0933.02 | | $1.06 a litre near my place, and $1.10 a litre closer to my towns' downtown core. | Kevintripod
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| #189 Posted on 9.4.06 0039.18
Reposted on: 9.4.13 0040.03 | | Just went from $2.59 to $2.69 here. | Zeruel
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| #190 Posted on 12.4.06 0631.30
Reposted on: 12.4.13 0632.35 | Originally posted by Zeruel
This morning my local Exxon had regular for $2.679.
This afternoon it was $2.719.
Five days later and it's $2.839 | Matt Tracker
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| #191 Posted on 20.4.06 1037.42
Reposted on: 20.4.13 1037.55 | In 15 days, gas has gone up 30 cents to $2.95.
In the past four days alone, it's gone up 10 cents. | dunkndollaz
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| #192 Posted on 20.4.06 1226.25
Reposted on: 20.4.13 1226.40 | | $2.73 last night as I drove home and $2.79 when I went to the train this morning - I think the increase was done last night so i expect the price to be higher again when I go home tonight | redsoxnation
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| #193 Posted on 20.4.06 1259.19
Reposted on: 20.4.13 1259.29 | | $2.859 for the cheap stuff in most places in the area. However, the place that usually is a day or 2 ahead of prices going up or down has the cheap stuff at $2.999, so it should be over $3 at most places by Monday. | whatever
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| #194 Posted on 20.4.06 1316.40
Reposted on: 20.4.13 1316.43 | | $2.89 for the cheap stuff here. :( | Leroy
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| #195 Posted on 20.4.06 1351.55
Reposted on: 20.4.13 1352.07 | $2.99 for regular unleaded at the closest station to me. Most are around $3.09.
There one station I know of that's at $2.97, but it's about 20 minutes away.
(edited by Leroy on 20.4.06 1152) | Zeruel
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| #196 Posted on 20.4.06 1439.00
Reposted on: 20.4.13 1439.01 | DC area Monday, Exxon: $2.919
Central WV Tuesday, Sheetz: $2.799
Central WV Wednesday, same Sheetz: $2.959
DC area Wednesday night, same Exxon: $2.999 | OndaGrande
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| #197 Posted on 21.4.06 1334.09
Reposted on: 21.4.13 1334.10 | | Reg. $3.11-3.17 Premium is at $3.37 | SchippeWreck
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| #198 Posted on 21.4.06 1751.31
Reposted on: 21.4.13 1752.18 | Filled up on regular last week for $2.99/gallon.
That same station today is $3.15/gallon. On my way home from work I saw regular as high as $3.27. | drjayphd
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| #199 Posted on 21.4.06 1830.02
Reposted on: 21.4.13 1831.09 | | At work, the cheapest is $2.83... allegedly (as of Wednesday). Ended up paying $2.95 yesterday. Ow. At least I get mileage. | Alpha Dog
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| #200 Posted on 21.4.06 1943.50
Reposted on: 21.4.13 1946.01 | | An obscene $2.959/gallon in north Phoenix. |
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