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noBecause the US is pumping more oil than ever
Yes. The amount of oil produced this year will be the largest amount produced in a year ever.
That has nothing to do with oil prices.
the OP was talking gasoline not oilYes. The amount of oil produced this year will be the largest amount produced in a year ever.
wow, you really are a big dummyThat has nothing to do with oil prices.
Dipshit
Yes, they are totally not related.the OP was talking gasoline not oil
Please, share the inflation chart and gas price chart month to month. I'm sure they are 1 to 1.wow, you really are a big dummy
Gasoline prices track pretty closely to crude oil.the OP was talking gasoline not oil
Oil is upGasoline prices track pretty closely to crude oil.
The nature of a commodity, y'know.
Dummy.
One data point is an anecdote.Oil is up
Gas is down
Dummy
No.Because the US is pumping more oil than ever
The US is producing more oil than everPrices are dropping because usage is down not up. The energy companies are bellweathers for coming recessions. Fedex and UPS Air Freight companys are forecasting recession in the near future.
Yes. Production slumped during the Trump presidency but is now recovering.
So what, its a global market. We pay the global price except in recession do you recall the price of gas in the bush recession?The US is producing more oil than ever