Gas & Oil News

Crude Oil is showing signs of making another move up selling as high as $61.05 and settling at $60.57 up another 63 cents a barrel from yesterday.
The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline remained unchanged at $2.286 a gallon.

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

The fact or presumed fact that Crude Oil supply and demand is in a delicate balance, in it self is stacking the deck for higher prices and this magnifies the impact of global current events on the price of a barrel of oil.
Despite the record numbers at the pump, US demand for gasoline is steadily increasing. People are not slowing down or driving less, they are driving more and faster.
The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline is starting on an upward move again. Pump prices rose for the first time in two weeks and is at $2.286 a gallon.
Crude Oil is starting to bubble again and is poised to make a move up. Selling at a high of $60.20 and settling at $59.94 is up 83 cents a barrel from yesterday.

Oil Touches $60:
http://money.cnn.com/2005/07/28/markets/oil.reut/index.htm

Eight Dead, 20 Missing in India Oil Fire:
http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/w-asia/2005/jul/27/072702642.html

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

For the past eight days I've been on a, much needed vacation and it looks like nothing much has been going on in the way of Gas and Oil News.
The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline is at $2.284 down 3.3 cents over the past eight days.
Crude Oil is still holding just under 60 selling at a high of $59.17 and settling right at $59 a barrel today.

Gas Prices Retreat From All Time High:
http://money.cnn.com/2005/07/24/news/economy/gasprices/index.htm
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Davitte’ Lanier
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Gas & Oil News

The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline has been dribbling down for the past five days and is selling for $2.307.
Crude Oil has been hanging around the high $50's for some time now with no relief in sight, selling at a high of $59.65 and settling $58.02 a barrel today.

Study Says Ethanol Not Worth the Energy:
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1894&e=1&u=/ap/20050717/ap_on_bi_ge/ethanol_study

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline is at $2.317 a gallon and is 17.5 cents higher than a month ago, that's the bad news. The good news is Hurricane Emily hasn't caused any serious disruption in supply and Crude Oil has dropped to $57.32 a barrel and seems to be a bargain at that price.

Emily expected to miss key US oil rigs:
http://money.cnn.com/2005/07/17/news/economy/emily_impact.reut/index.htm

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

According to the AAA Motor Club The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline, at $2.32 a gallon has dropped by 1/10th of a cent indicating that it may have peeked or caught up to the upward price pressure Crude Oil has exerted recently. Crude Oil is still dancing around the $60 a barrel price range and that may be the new norm for a while.

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

Today Crude Oil took a little breather with the passing of Hurricane Dennis, selling at a high of $59.90 and dropped $2.21 a barrel to settle at $57.80. Now it's a wait and see game, with Hurricane Emily heading for The Gulf of Mexico.
The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline set another record today moving up 1/10th of a cent to $2.321 a gallon. With Crude Oil taking a little pressure off gasoline, pump prices should hold steady until Hurricane Emily arrives.

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

From here on out every little bump in the road on the petroleum industry highway is going to cause upward price pressure on both Crude Oil and Gasoline. The price battle between supply and demand has never been so dependent on the fear of a moderate to catastrophic disruption of supply. This fear is not unfounded do to the fine line between what the world is using and what the world can produce.
The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline set another record today at $2.32 according to the AAA motor Club.
Crude Oil sold at $61.05 and settled at $60.01. And Crude Oil at this price level is still creating upward price pressure on gasoline.
The bad weather in The Gulf of Mexico equals higher Gas & Oil Prices!

Emily poses latest threat to oil:
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?guid=%7BBBAED6E3-AD3B-407C-847A-E11789C4F619%7D&siteid=google

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

$2.311 a gallon is the new record for The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline set today, and there is some bad weather headed for The Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane Emily has prompted the evacuation of several off shore oilrigs and platforms in The Gulf of Mexico, causing some supply disruption concerns. Those concerns helped push the price of Crude Oil up to $61.25 and settled at $60.62 up $1.70 a barrel today. Almost all indicators point to even higher prices for Crude Oil and Gasoline in the days to come.

Gas Hits New Record $2.33 a gallon:
http://money.cnn.com/2005/07/11/news/economy/gas_record.reut/index.htm

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Davitte’ Lanier
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Gas & Oil News

That upward pressure Crude Oil is putting on the price of gasoline is starting to show it's ugly horns at the pump! The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline is $2.291 a new all time high and increasing an unprecedented 5.7 cents over the weekend. Crude Oil is still holding it's own selling at a high of $59.10 and settling at $58.92 for the day.

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

Now that the sparks of the 4th are behind us the price of both Gasoline and Crude Oil is holding firm. Crude Oil did a "Tap Dance" on the $60 a barrel dance floor Tuesday and Wednesday. Today Crude Oil hit $61 and settled at $60.73 a barrel and looks like it found a new home for a while. At this price Crude Oil is putting upward price pressure on gasoline.
The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline is $2.221 a gallon. It has dropped 2th's of a cent from last Friday but is overdue for another move up.

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst

Gas & Oil News

Crude Oil took a little dip in the middle of the week, but ended this week just about as high as it started at $58.75 down about a dollar for the week. That's not a good thing for rising gas prices. The National Average for Regular Unleaded Gasoline has been on a steady move up, and now at $2.227 only 4.9 cents off the all time high.
With the Fourth of July Weekend coming up and record numbers of motorists ready to hit the roads the price of gasoline is going to put the pinch on many pocket books.
Have a happy and safe 4th.

Record number of travelers expected on July 4 weekend:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/TRAVEL/07/01/july.fourth.travel.ap/index.html

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Davitte’ Lanier
Petroleum Industry Analyst