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13. The July 2009 price was ~ 2.50/gal.

Fri Dec 12, 2014, 02:58 AM

Dec 2014

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Oil Prices Drop Below $60 For First Time In More Than 5 Years [View all] Purveyor Dec 2014 OP

Only 5 years? SoapBox Dec 2014 #1

Oil will continue to drop.... Lugano Dec 2014 #2

In July 2009 the avg retail price of gasoline was $1.68/gal JimDandy Dec 2014 #3

Yes, and not just from the retailers and refineries. JDDavis Dec 2014 #5

Thanks for that. I have been meaning to research the way-back price Purveyor Dec 2014 #8

Oh not just gouged - we are being royally shafted PumpkinAle Dec 2014 #10

It's down to $2.28 at the christx30 Dec 2014 #12

The July 2009 price was ~ 2.50/gal. Psephos Dec 2014 #13

$2.27 in southwest Missouri Mad-in-Mo Dec 2014 #16

what I would really like to see happen, ... quadrature Dec 2014 #4

Why? I don't understand why you "really would like that". JDDavis Dec 2014 #6

China --> export hogs ... quadrature Dec 2014 #9

That will be the beginning of World War III. roamer65 Dec 2014 #7

And 1+ billion people fall back into abject poverty? pampango Dec 2014 #14

Well, it's that or the planet burns from climate change NickB79 Dec 2014 #18

Each Chinese produces much less pollution than each American. Why pampango Dec 2014 #20

Because Nature doesn't give a damn about per capita anything NickB79 Dec 2014 #23

It was under $20 before Dubya. Spitfire of ATJ Dec 2014 #11

So you would like to pay $20 per barrel to burn the fuel? JDDavis Dec 2014 #22