Which means we're likely either to establish new long-term "average" or we're gonna go higher.
Basically the drop from the previous peak, wasn't simply a drop. It looks like a bounce .
For example, over at gasbuddy (gasbuddy.com), all the recent changes are plus/minus tenths of a penny.
Ohio for example, $4.002, was yesterdays average per gallon for gasoline, today it is $3.998/gal.
Other states show similar trends.
Meanwhile diesel a week ago was $4.992, while yesterday and today's average are basically unchanged $4.976. Again, the price drop stalled.
I think this was just a short breather on the current ongoing surge in prices.
Which means we're likely either to establish new long-term "average" or we're gonna go higher.
Basically the drop from the previous peak, wasn't simply a drop. It looks like a *bounce*.
For example, over at [gasbuddy ](https://www.gasbuddy.com/usa), all the recent changes are plus/minus *tenths* of a penny.
Ohio for example, $4.002, was yesterdays average per gallon for gasoline, today it is $3.998/gal.
Other states show similar trends.
Meanwhile diesel a week ago was $4.992, while yesterday and today's average are basically unchanged $4.976. Again, the price drop stalled.
I think this was just a short breather on the current ongoing surge in prices.
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