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Florida Gas Prices Down 21 Cents On Average In Past Two Weeks
June 27, 2022
Florida gas prices declined 14 cents last week. The state average has now been on a two-week streak of declines, falling a total of 21 cents per gallon, since setting a new record high price of $4.89 on June 13, according to AAA.
The lowest price Sunday night in North Escambia was $4.44 per gallon at two stations in Cantonment. A low of $4.22 could be found in Pensacola at the warehouse clubs. On average, local prices were amoung the
“Gas prices are moving in a favorable direction, as millions of Americans prepare to embark on an Independence Day road trip,” said Mark Jenkins, spokesman, AAA – The Auto Club Group. “Despite the recent declines, gas prices are still likely to be the highest for this holiday in history.”
AAA said the discount at the pump is due to a recent drop in crude oil and gasoline futures prices, which are largely driven by concerns about the economy, following the Fed’s interest rate hike. The U.S. price of oil declined a total of 11% during the past two weeks.
NorthEscambia.com file photo.
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5 Responses to “Florida Gas Prices Down 21 Cents On Average In Past Two Weeks”
Great job Joe Biden!
Now down $0.70 in 2 weeks!
REGARDING:
“Foreign countries are prohibited from making campaign contributions.”
Laws are broken and former President Trump pardoned at least some of those who broke them to donate foreign funds to him. (Jesse Benton)
The Hunter Biden thing made little sense. Trump’s Rudy Giuliani also worked as a foreign lobbyist for Ukraine and Turkey while lying for Trump. Joe didn’t have power or inclination to help the company who put Hunter on board of directors and they didn’t produce any energy, just bought from Russia. Rudy seems to have been ineffective as well. Money poorly spent.
None of which affects the claim regarding Middle East countries and their cartel.
David for jail for deserving people
Oh that may be, but there are many many ways around that. And they use all of them, believe me. Including but not limited to have children on the board of foreign energy companies. Children with no experience in the industry. That’s one of the many.
@Oil Broker
Foreign countries are prohibited from making campaign contributions.
They’re going to trickledown up to the election and then jack it back up even higher than last month. What do you think the Middle East countries were getting for those $25mm+ campaign donations to non-MAGA candidates.