Psssst…. Gas prices are falling!!!!

[bambino]

It’s the Trump Effect in action: gas prices this Memorial Day weekend will be the cheapest since 2021 — and “if you adjust for inflation and rising wages, Americans are actually going to spend the least amount filling up this Memorial Day since 2003, excluding COVID,” according to GasBuddy.

[Salty Again]

... Blimey! ... When we look at it THAT WAY - the gas prices
are the LOWEST in almost five years! ... ...

... WINNING! ... ...

#### Salty

[oldman2525]

2.99 smithton citgo

[HDGristle]

2.89 at several stations around town, especially in Latrobe.

[Salty Again]

... Lower - LOWER - and Lower STILL - and IF crooked Shapiro
would drop the gas tax some - prices would be cheaper.

... Thank You President Trump... I'll be sure to pass-along
your thanks today when I see Him.

##### Salty

[bambino]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

2.89 at several stations around town, especially in Latrobe.

Any in Smithton? Tommy’s looking for a deal.

[HDGristle]

Chizzy already confirmed 2.99 in Smithton

[bambino]

Originally Posted by HDGristle

Chizzy already confirmed 2.99 in Smithton

But that was yesterday. Tommy won’t be happy until it’s 2.96.

[HDGristle]

Confirmed 57 minutes ago as $2.99 at the Citgo in Smithton

[HDGristle]

Several stations under $3 from Smithton to Latrobe to Greensburg.

In Pgh, the avg is $3.37

[Old_Timer_68]

It's back up to $3.29 in Latrobe. Not sure why, unless they figured that the two places in New Alexandria are still $3.59 and thought they could get in on the action...

[HDGristle]

I just saw a like of $3.59's on 51 on my way home from dinner. It was appalling

[tommy156]

$3.69 today in Greentree. Not a great price.

[Salty Again]

Originally Posted by Salty Again

... Blimey! ... When we look at it THAT WAY - the gas prices
are the LOWEST in almost five years! ... ...

... WINNING! ... ...

#### Salty

... THIS.

#### Salty

[txdot-guy]

Conflict in the middle east equals a rise in gas prices. Every one should watch for the price of crude to rise in the short term.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cg5vr2rvzg4o
How the Israel-Iran conflict could affect energy prices

Israel's strikes on Iran, and Iran's response, caused a shudder on global financial markets on Friday.

The price of oil surged in particular, up 7% by mid-afternoon on Friday.

That has prompted worries that we could be facing another period of sharply higher energy prices, leading to a bout of higher prices for everything from petrol and food to holidays.