Gas prices have jumped since Biden became president (gasoline, states, administration)
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I expect them to rise to levels near what they were about a year ago before the virus hit. Why would they not? That would be a positive sign of a strong recovery.
Yup - but not because of any policy this administration has implemented.
Strong and increasing demand for gasoline and other petroleum products in the United States and the rest of the world can place intense pressure on available supplies.
After a significant decrease in demand world wide because of the pandemic, demand started to increase, worldwide, starting in November.
As we come out of lockdowns, we are demanding more gas and that impacts price.
We could lockdown again and you could get your low prices if you want...but I'm sure that's not the strategy you are calling for.
Yup - but not because of any policy this administration has implemented.
Strong and increasing demand for gasoline and other petroleum products in the United States and the rest of the world can place intense pressure on available supplies.
After a significant decrease in demand world wide because of the pandemic, demand started to increase, worldwide, starting in November.
As we come out of lockdowns, we are demanding more gas and that impacts price.
We could lockdown again and you could get your low prices if you want...but I'm sure that's not the strategy you are calling for.
I expect them to rise to levels near what they were about a year ago before the virus hit. Why would they not? That would be a positive sign of a strong recovery.
And be glad we aren't hitting July 2018 gas prices. Crude oil prices soared back then.
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