Gas prices on the rise again

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Just when you thought you might catch a break at the pump.

Here’s Why Gas Prices Are Surging

Unrest in Venezuela and Sudan pushed price of a gallon up to $3.41, says survey


The average cost of gasoline nationwide rose 12 cents to $3.41 during the past two weeks, according to a survey released Sunday.

The increase was partially due to changes in crude oil dude to violence in petroleum-producing nations Venezuela and South Sudan, according to industry analyst Trilby Lundberg, reports the Associated Press. The current price is still 38 cents per gallon lower than last year, but Lundberg said she expects further increases.

The average price for a gallon of premium gas was $3.60, while premium gas was $3.75 and diesel averaged $4.01 per gallon.


Read more: Here’s Why Gas Prices Are Surging | TIME.com Here?s Why Gas Prices Are Surging | TIME.com
 
GASOLINE is in the rise because the USA has become the worlds largest EXPORTER of gas, dude.


So the next time some moron tells you DRILL BABY DRILL, remind them that the products drilled will not THEIRS when they reach the surface.
 
Just when you thought you might catch a break at the pump.

Here’s Why Gas Prices Are Surging

Unrest in Venezuela and Sudan pushed price of a gallon up to $3.41, says survey


The average cost of gasoline nationwide rose 12 cents to $3.41 during the past two weeks, according to a survey released Sunday.

The increase was partially due to changes in crude oil dude to violence in petroleum-producing nations Venezuela and South Sudan, according to industry analyst Trilby Lundberg, reports the Associated Press. The current price is still 38 cents per gallon lower than last year, but Lundberg said she expects further increases.

The average price for a gallon of premium gas was $3.60, while premium gas was $3.75 and diesel averaged $4.01 per gallon.


Read more: Here’s Why Gas Prices Are Surging | TIME.com Here?s Why Gas Prices Are Surging | TIME.com

Seasonal too. Normal rise and wane of commodity prices reflecting demand.
 
hmm we can travel over to tn and get cheaper gas.......there gas is outta texas while ours is out of la....

but tn gas prices are now just 15 cents less which is not the normal margin...out is 3.37 per gal
 
It's those fucking speculators trying to push us towards socialism or enemies of America trying to stall our economy or it could be the refineries switching over from cold weather fuel to warm weather fuel or it could be the unrest in Sudan and Venezuela.
With the US now being the second largest oil exporter in the world, I think Obama should nationalize the oil companies and become 100% independent of the whims of the world. I mean, look what happened after Venezuela nationalized their oil companies! Wait a second! :confused: Nevermind.

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Refineries have been pumping out fuel oil,gas supplies are running lower price goes up, winter blends will now be changed to summer blends,it all adds to the cost.Reg UL 3.79.9 owego NY as of yesterday.
 
One of the reasons why we export crude is The current administration is making it impossible to expand our ability to refine crude into products for individual users! :(
 

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