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More Record Prices: Gas $4.02

Published 06/09/08 Jeff Bennett - Print Article
E-mail - editor@economyincisis.org

Americans searching for a price break at the pump will not find it anytime soon. The future is uncertain as Americans find it difficult to consume and save money in the face of a recession. Our job is to pressure our current and future leadership to move into a direction where Americans can decrease their dependence upon oil and alleviate our current economic burden -- to again regain control of our economy, debt and decline in jobs.

Source CNN Money:


Gas prices set another record above $4.02 a gallon Monday, while crude oil prices eased following a massive spike in the previous session.

The national average price for a gallon of gasoline climbed to a record $4.023 a gallon, which is more than 10% higher than $3.692 a month ago and nearly 29% higher than the $3.091 average a year ago, according to the AAA figures.

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"In this current emotionally-charged market, high prices have now become the justification for high prices," said oil industry analyst Stephen Schork in a research note published Monday.

"Crude oil may go to $150, it may even go to $200," Schork said. But he warns that the oil market is being driven by a "mania" and is showing signs of a price bubble.

"When this bubble pops, this mania will end the same way all manias before it did, i.e. crashing and giving back all of the accrued gains," he said.


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