Traditionally, gasoline prices are at their lowest during the first week of February and then begin to climb, often peaking right before Memorial Day. Seasonal increases in demand plus a transition to unique fuel blends put pressure on gas prices each spring.
Since 2000, gasoline prices have increased an average of 50 cents from the seasonal low at the beginning of February to the seasonal high in mid-May.
Gas prices should be falling like a knife w in a week thou these companies are far more quick to raise them that to drop them, had to pay 3.69 yesterday.
Oil has crashed pretty hard along with everything else in the market so they’ll drop eventually.
See another 2k drop in market w indicated futures, rest of the world stating they’re not buying USA because of Trump, this will surely make America great again.
I’m really hoping this is just a bluff by Trump to try and get rid of all tariffs but unfortunately many of the countries he tariffed don’t have tariffs vs USA, only trade deficits which isn’t a crime nor necessarily bad as they’re so much smaller, no way the can be at a level trade balance In reality. Hence the problem, a pres who doesn’t understand tariff vs trade. Side note, no surprise fed health dept needs to rehire 10k people wrongly fired back at a cost of 41 mil, my friend w GSA in flor said he’s goinn thru same dilemma where he’s lost 3.7 mil of budget to rehire and consultation fees. I predicted this before and that will be a common theme, fed deficit will blow out sleepy joes numbers easily from plain mismanagement
Your monthly fill up. Or do you have a Tesla? Thanks for playing Mr Gristle.
Originally Posted by bambino
No need to backtrack, it was solid wordplay.
I get about 14.8 gallons of gas every 4.3 days or so, on avg. Spending less than 20 seconds on an app tells me if it's more advantageous to get gas near home or the office.