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Chowser
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sigh. i gassed up this morning (forgot the price since my car takes premium) when the price of regular was $3.97.

went this afternoon to gas up my daughter's car and it was $3.87.


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Carpentermaass84
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Originally posted by Carpentermaass84:
Pretty impressive how quickly the Russian gas coming to market caused prices to collapse.


What is meant by this?


Trump's deal with Russia flooded our market with cheap diesel.
 
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Trump's deal with Russia flooded our market with cheap diesel.



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Carpentermaass84
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The amount agreed on is equal to nearly 570 million gallons of diesel. Oil futures are very sensitive to even small changes in supply so it's not crazy to think a sudden influx would lead to lower prices
 
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chellim1
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You get a special .10 Halloween treat today with the Fuel Forward app at P66 ...

That brought it down to $3.29 for regular.

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$4.69 for Premium @ Costco in VA


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tatortodd
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Originally posted by Carpentermaass84:
Trump's deal with Russia flooded our market with cheap diesel.
The deal Trump cut with Putin was:
  • "immediate" shipment 2,200,000 barrels of diesel to the Northeast US (mainly NY)
  • November shipment of 3,700,000 barrels of diesel
  • "immediately thereafter" follow-up batch of 7,500,000 barrels of diesel
  • anticipated release of another 22.4 million barrels over a short period, depending on Russian refinery conditions.

    Background on Northeast US diesel:
    EIA's October 2026 short-term energy outlook (STEO) paints a good picture of the
    Northeast US:
    quote:
    Because of limited regional refinery capacity, the East Coast region consumes more distillate fuel than it produces. To meet consumption needs, the region supplements local production with a combination of shipments from the U.S. Gulf Coast—mostly via the Colonial Pipeline but also via waterborne shipments—and imports from other countries.
    2025 averages, for all of PADD 1 (entire East Coast from Florida to Maine) consumption was 1,031,000 barrels per day August 2026 and 1,076,000 barrels per day August 2025. The import volume for Aug 2026 was 80,000 barrels per day.

    Analysis of the Deal in real world terms:
  • the "immediate" portion of the deal was 27.5 days of normal import volume and 2 days of normal East Coast consumption.
  • November portion of the deal is anticipated to be 46.25 days of normal import volume and 3.4 days of normal East Coast consumption.
  • "immediately thereafter" portion of the deal is anticipated to be 93.75 days of normal import volume and 7.0 days of normal East Coast consumption.
  • anticipated release portion of the deal is anticipated to be 280.0 days of normal import volume and 20.8 days of normal East Coast consumption.

    IMO, Trump cut a good deal for the Eastern US as the price issue is an insufficient supply issue.


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