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$100 again.

Close to $147 now, maybe a new record this session.

At the same time USA is probably the country in the world which has the biggest potential to reduce consumption. Millions of Americans are able to switch to lighter/more efficient cars that could redu ...

Selling all gas and oil reserves at only $140/barrell would probably go down as one of the worst business deals in human history, like when Russia sold off Alaska for only $140 million in 2008-dollars ...

$145.65. Just a few cents from a new record...

Norwegians spend less of their money on gas compared to 1998.

The gas price has increased 55% from $6.13/gallon in May 1998 to $9.49/gallon in May 2008.

The average salary has increased 50-55% d ...

A small $30 correction I would guess. Then when everyone think we'll going back to "normal" prices again it will rise to $160 within a few months.

Here in Northern Europe I think we will handle at least $500/barrell pretty easily.

For instance in Norway 55% of the price is still taxes. Even at $20/barrell we were paying $7/gallon and now we'r ...

$110.90

$110.68

I think we will see some profit taking around $115, but it will definitely not go below $100.

Gasoline inventories highest in 14 years now. Looks like the higher prices finally reduces US consumption.

Yes, as a European I consider everything below $7 as cheap now.

I think we'll see some profit taking around $115. Maybe down to $105. Then up again.

I don't think we'll ever see oil bellow $100.

The last days makes me wonder if we're at the foot of a superspike... Maybe $200 in mid-summer?

National average around $3.50. Above $4.00 in some states like California and Hawaii.