Gasoline Prices across the United States are predicted to increase this summer . Fuel prices have not gone under $3 since December and are likely to go up in the summer months.Oil prices hit a 30-month high on April 11th, 2011 at $113.36, but have pulled back to $106.22 after Goldman Sachs fingered speculators on recent price increases. Down the road, the Energy Information Administration expects oil markets to continue to tighten over the next two years, given expected growth in oil demand across the globe and slow growth in supply from non-OPEC countries.

“Projected West Texas Intermediate prices will average $106 in 2011 and $114 per barrel in 2012, increases of $5 per barrel and $9 per barrel respectively, predicts the EIA. WTI crude oil spot prices averaged $89 per barrel in February, $106 per barrel in March, reaching $111 on April 11.” ~ truckinginfo.com

In the long term, the Energy Information Administration expects oil markets to continue to tighten over the next two years, given expected robust growth in world oil demand and slow growth in supply from non-OPEC countries.

Crude oil prices are rising and is shown in higher petroleum product prices. The average fuel price of diesel was an average of $2.98 per gallon last summer and are projected to average $4.09 this summer. Regular gasoline is expected to average $3.86 per gallon, according to EIA.

Volatility seems to be the only certainty as Muammar Gaddafi broke ceasefire plans and unrest continues throughout the Middle East.

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Gasoline Prices across the United States increased to an average of $3.13 a gallon in only a few weeks in the government’s latest survey. The average fuel price has not been below $3 since December the Energy Information Agency reports.

The situation in Egypt, which controls the Suez Canal, certainly has not helped improve the fuel prices. As well as their building economy promotes higher petroleum use.

Car manufacturing companies think that these high gasoline prices will help boost sales of their latest fuel-efficient vehicles that they are receiving pressure from the government to build. However not everyone has the money to buy a new car in order to save on gas.

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