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There was a price war between Saudi and Russia last year just as global demand began to plummet due to Covid. . Saudi increased production to force Russia to behave.
Since late Summer the Saudis have been cutting production and last week, announced intentions to further cut production during the first quarter to protect their market.
There was a price war between Saudi and Russia last year just as global demand began to plummet due to Covid. . Saudi increased production to force Russia to behave.
Since late Summer the Saudis have been cutting production and last week, announced intentions to further cut production during the first quarter to protect their market.
70%+/- of US consumption is at the pump. The increasing electrification of global road transportation will, over time, substantially reduce demand.
Electric passenger vehicles are about 3% of the global market, right now. This is projected to grow to 10% in 2025, 28% in 2030 and 58% by 2040.
Good post.
Too bad you weren't in the Senate back in 2007 with facts and logic when they poisoned US opinion on the topic with politically motivated conspiracy theories.
Gas has increased where I live by 20 cents a gallon, thank you Joe
It has been trending upwards since May. The major dips coincide with the start of COVID lockdowns and then the states started locking down again near Thanksgiving.
Middle East has cut production and US production is down.
You and the left can spin it all you want. However The truth is markets are anticipating with China Joe and the global warming lunatics in charge there’s going to be war on fossil fuels!
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