Oil prices down.Y is a quart so high?
Hi all. Going to change the oil in my Class'A'. Went to the auto parts store to get the oil. Conventional. A Barrel (55 Gallons)sells for about $32 on the world market. WHY does it STILL cost about $5...
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westend wrote:jolooote wrote:Because it's not the same product, for one. If cotton prices go down do you think a shirt is going to be less?
Hi all. Going to change the oil in my Class'A'. Went to the auto parts store to get the oil. Conventional. A Barrel (55 Gallons)sells for about $32 on the world market. WHY does it STILL cost about $5.00 a QUART???:M
We are lucky to see gasoline and other fuel prices falling. It is about inventory being held, there is just so much tank space.
I get what you're saying westend but what I don't get is here in the Milwaukee area as soon as the raw material (crude) creeps up we see an immediate increase, when the raw material (crude) goes down like it has been the prices aren't keeping in pace with the slide.
It just seems to go UP faster than it goes DOWN
But ya know what? Aint nothin we're gonna do about it but take it.
Dan
