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Pump plummet: Minot gas prices downJanuary 17, 2013Lower gasoline prices means happier consumers with a few extra dollars to spend on something other than fuel. Like elsewhere in the region, Minot’s price at the pump has come down in recent days.... Showing 15 of 15 comments
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leftwing
Many places in North Dakota have been at 3.09 or lower for months,Whats up with that.
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WorriedAmerican
Thank you President Obama! He must take the credit I guess! The republicans were blaming him last year for the increase! RIGHT!!
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73Hockey
Exactly leftwing, now if we can fix diesel that is almost a dollar more per gallon with less refining than gas. Thank you Farstad for your gouging.
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WorriedAmerican
73Hockey it is called demand! More diesel is being used in the oil patch! What does the diesel trucks and drilling rigs run on?
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73Hockey
Normal economics, demand brings prices down but in Minot, it is all greed so the theory doesn't work here.
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WorriedAmerican
73Hockey stop whining and fill up you big diesel pickup truck! If you can afford the truck you can afford the fuel! That's the price you pay for progress in the "Magic City"! You have to do your part to!
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locomotive
Maybe the supply of diesel is the problem?
Has anyone heard reports on just how much diesel is available? Wasn't there a bit of a shortage in NWND last winter? Because of the high demand, are the suppliers continuing to play catchup? I'm just asking, I don't know...
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73Hockey
Sorry WA, I guess I could just vote blue, go on the "system" and not worry about fuel prices because I get housing and heating assistance, day care, food stamps, etc. Those of us that have to PAY for everything have a legitimate concern.
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locomotive
Good point, 73.
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Hope4Change
Well, don't jump for joy just yet. The market always seems to rule. The Chicago Board of Trade today had crude settling around $95 a barrel and it has been rising of late. Take about 10-14 days for price correction to occur.
The only credit I would give Obama is in his attempt to over regulate the industry and that goes for his oppositon of the XL pipeline. Gas prices should be much lower if he would just get out of the way!
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Rancher7
I would like to know why minot is alway one of the highest prices in the state.
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WorriedAmerican
That is economics 101 supply dictates the price! 73Hockey you must have sleeped through economics class huh? h4c yes the market regulates the price along with that is the availability to supply enough fuel to keep up with the demand! Colder weather also plays a factor!
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WorriedAmerican
73Hockey why don't you complain to your Gov. or your Sen. Hoeven or Rep. Cramer about all your pathetic misfortunes! The Gov. gets his Federal Farm Welfare Checks he knows how to work the system! Write to him maybe he can give you a few pointers! ;-)
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73Hockey
WA you must have "slept" through English class, that's okay though as you would rather speak Spanish anyway. As for Economics, demand LOWERS prices, otherwise your laptop would be $10,000 dollars by now. Markets drive fuel and local ditributors adjust from there, which is exactly WHY we pay more than Fargo and Bismarck.
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Ismartman
Gas prices in SW USA are down to $2.36 a gallon, these prices here are ridiculous! It’s sad to see our gas prices are controlled by people like starchy slimyskin! We need a Fyling J in Minot, were the prices are controlled by the compnay and not a monopoly.
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