U.S. pump prices reach highest seasonal level in more than a decade

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2 thoughts on “U.S. pump prices reach highest seasonal level in more than a decade

  1. I wonder how that brilliant strategy of putting a price cap on oil promulgated by the genius Secretary of the Treasury Yellen is working out? Only Biden could have believed that would work.

  2. Are you referencing the price caps placed by the US and other nations on Russian Oil? The caps intended to limit Russian capital flows to make their efforts in seizing the independent country of Ukraine more onerous? Because those caps apply only to Russian oil, not OPEC oil or US oil generally.

    Mayhaps you would look instead to Saudi decisions to reduce their domestic production below even OPEC targets in order to increase the price of oil closer to $100/bl in order to finance their efforts to diversify their economy from oil, while continuing to line the pockets of the royal family.

    Meanwhile, US production during the Biden Administration is nearly back to the pre-COVID level. That’s right…oil production in the US is not falling due to Biden.

    (the columns are months, source US Department of Energy, Energy Information Agency)

    2015 9,383 9,490 9,583 9,658 9,474 9,357 9,445 9,409 9,477 9,399 9,332 9,275
    2016 9,201 9,060 9,100 8,873 8,834 8,675 8,661 8,689 8,543 8,803 8,902 8,815
    2017 8,874 9,094 9,164 9,101 9,185 9,110 9,246 9,250 9,516 9,668 10,085 9,983
    2018 10,000 10,262 10,466 10,499 10,434 10,640 10,896 11,391 11,443 11,508 11,885 11,944
    2019 11,871 11,652 11,911 12,145 12,153 12,216 11,896 12,479 12,584 12,805 13,000 12,980
    2020 12,850 12,844 12,795 11,911 9,714 10,446 11,004 10,579 10,926 10,456 11,196 11,172
    2021 11,137 9,916 11,351 11,318 11,390 11,366 11,392 11,276 10,921 11,564 11,782 11,678
    2022 11,480 11,258 11,806 11,770 11,734 11,800 11,834 11,985 12,325 12,378 12,376 12,138
    2023 12,568 12,532 12,770 12,650 12,637 12,844

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