On the news this morning there was a short quote on how the oil traders are concerned about the price of oil going down due to decreased demand (I guess in the U.S.?)
Just the day before there was a blurb on how oil-per-barrel was quite a bit lower this Labor day weekend; however the price per gallon at the pump was considerable higher, due to increased demand (where, in China?)
So who's telling the truth? And, since the major oil companies are all located in the U.S., shouldn't we be getting something of a break, since we "subsidize" their efforts?
Count me as looking for a much more fuel-efficient vehicle, so I can use even less oil on Day 176!
Just the day before there was a blurb on how oil-per-barrel was quite a bit lower this Labor day weekend; however the price per gallon at the pump was considerable higher, due to increased demand (where, in China?)
So who's telling the truth? And, since the major oil companies are all located in the U.S., shouldn't we be getting something of a break, since we "subsidize" their efforts?
Count me as looking for a much more fuel-efficient vehicle, so I can use even less oil on Day 176!
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