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    What's to blame for high gas prices?

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  • Americans Face Rising Gas Prices Again

    By: Casey Harper | The Center Square Gas prices are steadily rising around the U.S. again, leaving many cash-strapped Americans struggling to keep up. According to AAA, the current average price for a gallon of regular-grade gas nationally is $3.63. That is a sharp increase from $3.39 just one month ago. Crude oil prices have

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  • AAA Texas: State gas prices jump 7 cents, Amarillo gas prices fall 3 cents citywide

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  • Gas prices rise 6.0 cents from a week ago in Springfield

    Springfield’s gas prices have risen 6.0 cents per gallon over the past week.

  • Ruhle Claims High Gas Prices Are a Russo-Saudi Plot to Elect Trump

    With gas prices on the rise, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle did what comes naturally to her: defending President Joe Biden. On Wednesday’s The 11th Hour Ruhle not only claimed that Biden has nothing to do with high gas prices, but he is being undermined by the Russians and the Saudis who are trying to get Donald Trump elected. Ruhle kicked off the segment by declaring, “We know that inflation is driving Americans crazy. If you are unsure, just call your mother. For many, it is their biggest complaint...

  • Ruhle Claims High Gas Prices Are a Russo-Saudi Plot to Elect Trump

    With gas prices on the rise, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle did what comes naturally to her: defending President Joe Biden. On Wednesday’s The 11th Hour Ruhle not only claimed that Biden has nothing to do with high gas prices, but he is being undermined by the Russians and the Saudis who are trying to get Donald Trump elected. Ruhle kicked off the segment by declaring, “We know that inflation is driving Americans crazy. If you are unsure, just call your mother. For many, it is their biggest complaint...

  • Middle East conflict risks sharp rise in oil prices, says IMF

    In the UK, anxiety over the crisis after Iran’s missile strike on Israel drives down UK shares An escalating Middle East conflict risks leading to higher oil prices, a reversal of the recent fall in inflation and a puncturing of the optimistic mood in financial markets, the International Monetary Fund has warned.The Washington-based IMF said it was closely monitoring events in the region after Iran’s missile strike on Israel at the weekend and stressed the possibility that a war between the two...

  • Texas Nat Gas Prices Turn Negative As Drillers Chase Oil Sales

    Texas Nat Gas Prices Turn Negative As Drillers Chase Oil Sales Nat gas prices at the Waha hub in the Permian basin in Texas slumped to a negative price of -$2.00 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) this week as the recent rise in oil prices prompts producers to bring drilled but uncompleted wells online, OilPrice reported. As the U.S. benchmark oil price, West Texas Intermediate, hit $85 per barrel—the highest level in nearly six months, Texas producers keep pumping crude,...

  • Homes for sale at five-year high, says Zoopla: Will house prices fall?

    There are 20% more homes on the market than this time last year, Zoopla says. However, mortgage rate rises are causing some to avoid buying or moving. Supply and demand imbalance could lead to price falls, some experts suggest