scrubbedexpat099

The UN did say it has to be used by the end of the century.

andrewlohnes

2.54 on the I10 to Tucson.

Sheepdip

$2.499 today :-) not seen it that low in a long time....

scrubbedexpat099

2.65

Going down

lansbury

It went up 2 cents yesterday. Must be getting near Thanksgiving.

Yorkieabroad

Noticed 2.50 at HEB on the way out this morning. By this afternoon it was 2.44

Bananas still at 49cents/lb though.....its always the oil companies getting criticized for not bringing the pump price down when crude falls, but the talking heads have been going on about a cheaper shopping basket for a while now, but not seeing it here.....

scrubbedexpat099

19c in Trader Jo.

Yorkieabroad

How much were they when gas was pushing 4 bucks?

scrubbedexpat091

Seems to be anywhere from 2.85 to 3.90 in San Diego depending where you are from what I have seen. Huge differences in price between area's.

hungryhorace

I just don't agree with that sentiment here in the US. I never saw such huge falls in the price of petrol until I moved to the US. The UK price hardly moves when crude falls. The same I really don't think can be said of the US (at least in MA).

zargof

The largest part of the price in the UK is tax, so a drop in the price of crude barely affects the overall price.

hungryhorace

Plus the fall against the dollar has mitigated the drop also.

SultanOfSwing

There is still a massive range of prices at the petrol stations along the road I take into work.

Starting at the cheapest end (by work) it goes from $2.89, up to $2.99 a mile farther west, then finally it's still $3.29 in the one station just outside of my town. Then when you go past that my house and into the town centre, it's down to the $2.93/$2.97 range again.

Quite a variation.

Pulaski

But it has hit the Eurozone much harder, and Japan and Russia harder still where their currencies have dropped like a rock in recent months.

ging

$1.01/litre here in Edmonton, Alberta today. Gassed up on Tuesday at Costco for 94c/litre.