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There was no announcement that a pipeline is closing, but there was news that closure is being studied. Keystone would have had no real impact on the US, since it was intended to ship Canadian oil to Texas for export.
Oh, of course the Keystone pipeline would have had nothing to do with the oil supply here in the U.S.
better get used to inflation. just starting and you can thank the Dems for it.
Actually it hasn't even started yet because the Fed is still pumping the markets.
Just wait until the Fed pulls back and the stock market has to stand on its own....
Oh, of course the Keystone pipeline would have had nothing to do with the oil supply here in the U.S.
It's terrifying that people like you vote.
I work in the oil industry. I have some idea of what happens with crude oil. Perhaps the oil from Keystone XL would not be exported, since Gulf Coast refineries are mostly optimized for heavy crude, but it would allow export of bigger volumes of lighter crude. That's been happening for a while, where we import heavier crude and export lighter crude.
It’s the size of the monthly payment……………….it should not increase 10 fold in 34 years……..
House prices have increased a lot since then. In 1982, my parents bought a new house West of Houston for $95,000. Their payment for principal and interest was $950 because of the 11.5% interest rate. That house is now worth $225,000, and the payment at current rates would be $1,004. In California, house prices have gone up far more than here in Houston, so payments will be higher.
There was no announcement that a pipeline is closing, but there was news that closure is being studied. Keystone would have had no real impact on the US, since it was intended to ship Canadian oil to Texas for export.
Some people are not specific regarding Keystone or Keystone XL. It sure causes confusions.
Supermarket prices are up for sure. The high price of meat will definitely affect most Americans.
I bought some stew meat (crappy meat) and it was $7/lb . Guess I won't be having that much stew this winter if prices keep rising.
My poor little tummy would totally revolt on that combination.
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