$5.75 here, that's what's next.

This pretty much sums up the past 2 yrs. And what is on its way

But thank goodness. No more meanness out of the Whitehouse

$3.99 gas. 5.99 diesel. Here

OPEC+ settled on a 2 MM BOPD production cut. I think the Saudis are saying "Hey Joe! How do you like me now?" Just think, when Joe is no longer able to skew the market with the foolish release of 1 MM BOPD from the SPR, it will be equivalent to a 3 MM BOPD production cut. When the US realizes it is necessary to replenish the SPR, and they will very soon, the apparent production cut will be 3 MM BOPD + the refill rate. Oil prices are set to rise "And that right soon!". LOL. Joe and Company are sub-moronic.

They know what they are doing and its working great . Breaking Americas back is what they are after

One good thing , diesel is finally cheaper than Gas .🤬

$3.86

$4.09 here, up .20 cents today.

Time to stock up before the next series of increases.
I ordered more heating oil, on-road diesel, and off-road diesel.
Yes I understand two are the same product, but they are stored in different places and one has sales tax added.

$3.49 E-10 gas, diesel $4.79 Dyke,VA. Too tired to look for the off road diesel price.

Mid grade last night $5.74

Gas went to $4.49 yesterday. What the F............!

3.24 yesterday morning, this AM 3.39

Forcing Americans to buy electric vehicles.
I heard on NewsMax this morning that Joe is planning to tap into the reserves once again. I'm sure after the midterms that will end if there's anything left in the reserves by then.

"After OPEC+ yesterday agreed to cut production by 2 million bpd, oil prices rose but in a much more limited way than many would’ve predicted as it remained to be seen how much of the cut would be physical and what the U.S. would do in response to the move.

“The market wasn’t thrilled since the actual cuts would be half what the headline number suggests,” Velandera Energy Partners CFO Manish Raj told Market Watch.

Goldman Sachs went further, estimating the actual production cuts at half a million barrels daily because of the gap between targets and output.

Indeed, OPEC+ has been undershooting its own production targets for months, with the August figure at over 3 million barrels daily. This led some analysts to suggest that the production cut agreed at this meeting would be more of an attempt to move targets closer to actual production than anything else.

Until it becomes clear whether OPEC+ will be cutting actual production or moving targets, the price rally forecast ahead of the meeting in Vienna on Wednesday will probably wait.

Regarding the reaction of the United States, there has been a signal from President Biden that the likely response would be to release yet more crude from the strategic petroleum reserve. The Biden administration needs low fuel prices and it needs them now and over the next month until the midterm elections.

Despite the lack of details about the implementation of the production cut, Goldman raised its oil price target to $110 per barrel of Brent for the final quarter of the year. JP Morgan also suggested Brent could rebound to $100 in the current quarter, following OPEC+’s move to cut.

Meanwhile, headwinds remain, the strongest among them being the fear of a global economic slowdown, with recessions expected for some of the world’s biggest economies such as Germany. These headwinds are likely to put a cap on any price rises unless supply shrinks significantly."

There is no defense for the reversal of several policies that brought this about, same as there is no defense for reversing border policies that made it a free-for-all at or border.

This will have far reaching consequences in all aspects of our lives from travel, heating and right down to the price of a piece of bubble gum. There is no faster way to destroy America which must be the democrats goal.

Hang on, it's gonna get real before people wake up!

Still $3.23 here today.

You say that like it's a good thing.? It was $3.16 here two weeks ago. $3.46 today. I drive about 200 miles a day for work and fill my truck every day. Makes it a much easier decision in the voting booth. FJB! On a bright note, I bought 500 shares of XOM a couple years ago @ $46/share.