Posted by John T PS on March 06, 2021 at 05:57:20 from (174.228.128.129):
In Reply to: Gas and Oil Prices posted by vicinalvictor on March 05, 2021 at 16:07:28:
To my understanding it was in "some degree and part and time" AFTER cancellation of the Keystone Pipeline and some federal land oil leases prices have risen. Maybe that played some part maybe it didn't ????????? Im NOT saying or qualified to judge, such would be difficult to "prove" even by some all wise all knowing "expert" in global economics and crude oil, I'm ONLY pointing out the TIMING of some part of the rise with respect to those cancellations. Judge for yourself
John T NOT any expert in global economics and crude oil so these are ONLY my thoughts, questions and opinions same as all others here are entitled to. Some may think higher gas is a good thing ???
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