It's really no surprise when we read about higher oil costs that it means higher consumers costs for just about everything. But from the gas station to the food market, higher energy costs will cost us plenty.
- Crude Oil Prices Above $110 a Barrel
- Trade Gap Widens On Record Oil Prices
- Gas Prices: Record Breaking, Wallet Breaking
Even before this new oil price hike, gasoline prices have risen to new highs. The national average for unleaded gasoline is $3.225 a gallon.
Some predictions have gas ranging from $4 to $5 this summer.
Only time will tell.
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- Inflation Surges Due to High Fuel Prices
- Oil Prices Expected to Ripple Through Economy
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