As if there were any rationality to it at all...
North Star wrote:
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can.com wrote:
On 6/23/12 12:24 PM, North Star wrote:
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can.com wrote:
On 6/23/12 8:25 AM, North Star wrote:
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can.com wrote:
Gas prices could hit $2.50 a gallon by November, analyst predicts
South Florida Business Journal
Date: Thursday, June 21, 2012, 7:21am EDT
Gas prices have been dropping steadily in Florida since April, and
according to at least one analyst, that may just be the tip of the iceberg.
Energy analyst Philip Verleger told Bloomberg TV that U.S. drivers could
see $2.50-a-gallon gas prices by November, the Boston Business Journal
reports.
The cause is two-fold, he said: The price of oil has fallen sharply
recently due to overproduction in Saudi Arabia, and falling demand due
to Europe’s economic slowdown is also a factor.
The average gas price in Fort Lauderdale dropped to $3.41 last week, the
lowest in the tri-county area, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report.
Miami's average fuel price fell to $3.43 and the average gas price in
the West Palm Beach area dropped to $3.44.
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We may lose the only refinery in this area because of the reduced
demand in Europe. Imperial Oil is talking about selling or
dismantling. At one time we had three on the east side of the harbour.
Imperial Oil can't make enough money refining and selling oil products
in Eastern Canada?
There's a huge Irving refinery in New Brunswick that takes a good
chunk of the Maritime business
I thought competition between large corporations was "healthy"?
Probably just positioning for a govt handout like every other
corporate welfare bum up here. For a poor province we sure throw a lot
of the taxpayers money at these companies.
You lost Harry with that one.
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