So, let me get this straight.
On July 11 the price of a barrel of oil reached it's peak @ $147.27/barrel.
The following week, national gas prices peaked @ $4.11/gallon.
Today, the markets close with oil @ $71.85/barrel.
This translates into a national gas price of exactly $2.00/gallon.
So, why is the current national price at the pump still @ $3.04/gallon?
Just askin'.
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