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Crude oil prices down slightly

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Sep 11, 2008
        
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Quotes delayed at least 20 mins. NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (UPI) -- Oil prices dipped slightly overnight on the New York Mercantile Exchange, coming closer to the $100-per-barrel mark. Prices have fallen 29 percent from their record of more than $147 on July 11, hitting $102.19 per barrel Thursday morning. Prices fell despite the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Country's mandate, announced Wednesday, to cut... [read full story]                    

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Gas prices - voters' No. 1 concern

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Gas prices - voters' No. 1 concern

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Sep 12, 2008
        

Voters are focused on the continuing pain at the pump. NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) – The high price of gasoline is voters' top economic concern, according to a poll released Friday. A CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll found...

Crude oil prices up modestly

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Sep 12, 2008
        

Quotes delayed at least 20 mins. NEW YORK, Sept. 12 (UPI) -- Oil prices rose to nearly $102 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange as Hurricane Ike threatened to disrupt supplies in the Gulf of Mexico. Sweeping in...

Crude oil prices down Thursday

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Sep 11, 2008
        

Quotes delayed at least 20 mins. NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (UPI) -- Oil prices fell on the New York Mercantile Exchange, coming closer to the $100-per-barrel mark. Prices have fallen more than 29 percent from their record of more...

If oil prices are down, why are gas prices up?

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Sep 11, 2008
        

While watching CNBC, this morning the anchors reported an interesting statistic (sorry I couldn’t type fast enough for a quote verbatim!): In February 2008 when oil was trading at $100 a barrel, the nationwide average gas...

                   
cnn.com: The cost of growing crops and getting them to market may keep grocery prices high. cnn.com

Will food prices drop like oil prices?

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Sep 11, 2008
        

Grocery prices may not match falling gas prices Gas prices did not keep pace with soaring oil prices Higher feed prices could lead to more pigs slaughtered, higher prices next year Invisible price increases happen when...

                   
cnn.com: The cost of growing crops and getting them to market may keep grocery prices high. cnn.com

Oil prices fall -- will groceries follow?

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Sep 11, 2008
        

Grocery prices may not match falling gas prices Gas prices did not keep pace with soaring oil prices Higher feed prices could lead to more pigs slaughtered, higher prices next year Invisible price increases happen when...

                   

Politicians Should Look Abroad for the Source of Our Energy Woes

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Sep 10, 2008
        

Sharp and unexpected rises in oil and gasoline prices make the public agitated—and politicians downright silly. Most informed people and every energy economist know that in the $10 billion-a-day commodity market for crude...

CER asked to explain why utility costs do not correspond to drop in oil prices

independent.ie
Sep 10, 2008
        

The Energy Regulator is being called upon to appear before the Oireachtas Energy Committee to explain why electricity and gas prices are not going down. The price of a barrel of oil has dropped from $150 to just over $100...

Gas & electricity prices to remain high

rte.ie
Sep 10, 2008
        

Irish electricity and gas users will see little benefit from the 31% fall in oil prices this winter, sources have told RTÉ. Long-term contracts entered into by energy companies and problems with gas supplies mean prices...

Consumer gas & oil prices to remain high

rte.ie
Sep 10, 2008
        

Irish electricity and gas users will see little benefit from the 31% fall in oil prices this winter, sources have told RTÉ. Long term contracts entered into by energy companies and problems with gas supplies mean prices...

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