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Enjoying Cheaper Gas While We Can

Published 07/10/08 Jeff Bennett - Print Article
E-mail - editor@economyincisis.org

The price of crude oil has been declining during the past three days, and there are reasons for that, including the dollar gaining power, a decrease in U.S. consumption and less pressure on Iran's nuclear program, according to newsday.com.

According to energy experts, do not get used to the decline in prices however, they will go back up by the months end unfortunately.


Source newsday.com:

Other reasons for the price slump include a rebounding dollar, a reduced threat to U.S. production from Hurricane Bertha and an easing of tensions over Iran's nuclear enrichment program. A declining dollar has helped boost oil prices this year; investors often buy commodities such as oil as a hedge against inflation when the dollar weakens.

Despite Wall Street's reaction, several energy analysts cautioned against getting too excited about crude's downward trend. "I view this as a two-day or three-day price correction that will be followed by new highs by month's end," said James Ritterbusch, president of a Galena, Ill.-based oil trading advisory firm.


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