Thursday, November 14, 2013

an tSionna {Gasoline}


Interesting perspective on longer term gasoline prices from Chart of the Day.com. {Subscription may be required}  We showed a similar chart back at the end of October.  Here's their take with my emphasis:

"Today's chart {pictured above} provides some long-term perspective in regards to gasoline prices by presenting the inflation-adjusted US price of one gallon of gasoline since 1980. There are a couple points of interest from today's chart. For one, Middle East crises are often associated with major swings in the price of gasoline. Also, gasoline price spikes have often occurred prior to an economic downturn. It is also worth noting that gasoline prices have declined $0.65 per gallon over the past eight months -- a relative positive for both the economy and corporate earnings going forward."

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Link:  Chartoftheday.com: Gasoline.

Note:  I'm going to be out so a bit the next couple of days so the next post here should be Tuesday.