Fuel Flash – June 2018
June 4, 2018
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Read moreCrude oil prices continued climbing throughout May and then lost momentum near the end of the month. Despite the setback,
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During March 2018, crude oil prices traded in a narrow range for most of the month, then started to climb
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We’ve been hearing buzz about autonomous cars for almost a century now, with the dreams of a self-driving car for
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Crude oil prices posted a net gain of roughly 5% during October following an increase of approximately 10% back in
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Crude oil prices increased by approximately 10% throughout September. They started at just over $47/barrel and closed the month near
August’s crude oil prices traded in a narrow range between the mid- to high-$40’s/barrel. They opened the month just over
July’s oil prices closed the month at just over $50/barrel which was almost 10% higher than where they started the
Oil prices fell approximately 10% during June as the decline that began toward the end of May continued throughout the
May was a choppy month for oil prices which started just below $50/barrel and wound up almost in the same
Fuel prices have been relatively stable over the last several months as supply isn’t diminishing enough and demand isn’t exactly
April was an active month for oil prices which started at just over $50/barrel, steadily climbed over $53 by
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