On Monday I paid $1.76 a gallon. That's down $.20 a gallon from last week??
I know Oklahoma always seem to have near the lowest price in the country.
And I'm certainly not arguing with this latest drop.... just seems abnormal and too dramatic. Wondering what's going on??

As of today (Thursday)... no similar drop in North Texas.

RJ

 

Around here diesel is dropping to, its almost the same price as 87 now.

 

Cheaper than Regular in NorCal. 2.13 Diesel, 2.15 Regular

 

its around 1.97 here, never thought i would see the day of it below 3.00 per gallon, let alone 2.00. just waiting for it to drop below the price of regular. looks like this summers camping trips will be alot cheaper, last summer a fill up of 60-70 gallons cost $300+, that was hard to swallow.

 

finnally !!its 1.99 in NC

 

I started a similar thread on the fuels forum. Diesel is 1.89 here in Southern Calif and Regular Gas is up to 2.25 or so....

 

I dont care what is going on the prices are back to normal. I am happy with the prices thats for sure.

 

I just hope it'll stay down. Its great that its down...now it just needs to STAY there.

 

Yea I hear you Marty. I am glad that I am not paying over $100 just to fill up.

 

Wholesale oil went up 4.73 cents today so you can bet diesel will be on its way up with in 7 day. Oh I see gas went up 11.45 cents today. At close wholesale prices for gas was $1.2812 and heating oil was at $1.285.

The reason for gas and heating oil going up today was: There are some expectations that this spending will stimulate consumption and eventually bring supply and demand back into balance.

 

I have seen gas for $1.59 in KY 2/26/09

 

$1.97 here in North Iowa. $1.75 for regular unleaded. Just happy to see the price back down where I can afford to drive my truck again.

 

My area it's 2.49 for the past month. Where I work 60 miles away it's 1.98 and that's the same fuel company !!

 

Gas is 1.55 in Ozark Missouri and diesel can be bought for 1.85 to 1.89. I'm going to try and get my hay season red diesel bought NOW.