Comments on: Where are U.S. gasoline prices heading? http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/ Views on commodities and energy Tue, 21 May 2013 05:40:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Pat Fallis http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/comment-page-1/#comment-335237 Pat Fallis Thu, 16 Oct 2008 22:40:26 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/#comment-335237 No matter where the prices of gas go, you have to remember that how you pay for it (i.e. your credit cards, etc.) can also add to your fuel bill. Try searching Google and find one of those reward-based gas cards. That way, as long as you pay your bills on time, you can actually save money no matter where you buy gas. There are web articlesthat show that the average American driver can save over $175 per year on their gas purchases, while RV travelers can ratchet up savings of $100 on each and every cross country trip. (It think CNN has the articles if you are looking) No matter where the prices of gas go, you have to remember that how you pay for it (i.e. your credit cards, etc.) can also add to your fuel bill. Try searching Google and find one of those reward-based gas cards. That way, as long as you pay your bills on time, you can actually save money no matter where you buy gas. There are web articlesthat show that the average American driver can save over $175 per year on their gas purchases, while RV travelers can ratchet up savings of $100 on each and every cross country trip. (It think CNN has the articles if you are looking)

]]> By: Igor Mon http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/comment-page-1/#comment-335187 Igor Mon Tue, 30 Sep 2008 23:43:16 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/#comment-335187 My message is to all europeans who lost a historical battle between open market regulated economy meaning Capitalism and central government regulated one, which called Socialism . Don't complain on the inflation and near unstoppable rising prices on everything including,of course, prises for gasoline. Americans are complayning on the gas prices spike because we still fighting with socialism and we believe that the prices artificially inflated with no regards to a supply demand balance. As a matter of fact the prices already dropped sharply worldwide, but europeans will be supprised by the americans who will pay as low as $2.5-$3.0 per galon of gas in nearest 2-3 years when at the same token the europeans would pay 15% -25% higher than today. My message is to all europeans who lost a historical battle between open market regulated economy meaning Capitalism and central government regulated one, which called Socialism . Don’t complain on the inflation
and near unstoppable rising prices on everything including,of course, prises for gasoline.
Americans are complayning on the gas prices spike because
we still fighting with socialism and we believe that
the prices artificially inflated with no regards to a supply demand balance. As a matter of fact the prices
already dropped sharply worldwide, but europeans will be supprised by the americans who will pay as low as $2.5-$3.0 per galon of gas in nearest 2-3 years when at the same token the europeans would pay 15% -25% higher than today.

]]> By: Isaac A. Kojima http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/comment-page-1/#comment-335185 Isaac A. Kojima Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:25:20 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/#comment-335185 I don't pay a quarter for gas. Telling the truth I don't use gas, 'cause I ride a bicycle. And it is much better to my health and environment. You should try. In my opinion, the fuels still are very cheap. Burn fossil fuels have so many consequences to environment that I think prices MUST raise much more. I don’t pay a quarter for gas. Telling the truth I don’t use gas, ’cause I ride a bicycle. And it is much better to my health and environment. You should try.

In my opinion, the fuels still are very cheap. Burn fossil fuels have so many consequences to environment that I think prices MUST raise much more.

]]> By: marcello http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/comment-page-1/#comment-335182 marcello Tue, 30 Sep 2008 09:54:03 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/#comment-335182 Don't complaint about fuel price in the US, please! Just think about Europe (and particulary Italy). Now we're paying more o less 1.4 € per liter (that's about 8$ per gallon) and in past months we've paid till 1.6€ per liter...please send me some gallons at 5$!!!!! Don’t complaint about fuel price in the US, please! Just think about Europe (and particulary Italy). Now we’re paying more o less 1.4 € per liter (that’s about 8$ per gallon) and in past months we’ve paid till 1.6€ per liter…please send me some gallons at 5$!!!!!

]]> By: linda http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/comment-page-1/#comment-335181 linda Mon, 29 Sep 2008 23:29:06 +0000 http://blogs.reuters.com/commodity-corner/2008/09/29/where-are-us-gasoline-prices-heading/#comment-335181 Gas prices plummeted today, or so says the news reports. We should see lower prices any time now - they dropped a great deal Gas prices plummeted today, or so says the news reports. We should see lower prices any time now – they dropped a great deal

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