The days of cheap gas are retreating into the rearview mirror, as prices continue to roll uphill, flirting with the $2-per-gallon mark.
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The days of cheap gas are retreating into the rearview mirror, as prices continue to roll uphill, flirting with the $2-per-gallon mark.
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Well, that is contributed by the increased demand and the cut production from OPEC when the gas prices initially plummeted. It's either a good sign or a bad sign. To me, I would like to think it's a good sign because it might presage a increased production and distribution demand. Giving the economy the kick in the pants it needs. As long as it does not fluctuate wildly from low to super high now, I think we can say things are beginning to stabilize.
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