Energy Market Update: US gas prices have dropped significantly this quarter—Texas is now seeing sub-$2 per gallon readings, while the national average sits just under $2.97. The decline reflects recent shifts in energy production policies and supply dynamics. Lower energy costs typically ripple through broader economic indicators that affect asset markets. Many traders track fuel prices as a leading indicator for inflation trends and Fed policy direction.
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Frontrunner
· 19h ago
The oil prices have dropped so much, it's still a bit surprising. It seems the policy this time was quite effective.
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YieldChaser
· 01-07 19:57
Oil prices have fallen so much, it feels like a change is coming.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 01-07 19:55
Texas oil prices drop below $2? Now inflation expectations need to be recalculated, and those guys at the Federal Reserve probably can't sleep haha
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MetaverseLandlady
· 01-07 19:47
Texas oil prices drop below $2? Now there's one less excuse to raise rent haha
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MEV_Whisperer
· 01-07 19:35
Oh my god, gas has dropped below $2? Texans are really lucky. Over here, it's still over $3.
Energy Market Update: US gas prices have dropped significantly this quarter—Texas is now seeing sub-$2 per gallon readings, while the national average sits just under $2.97. The decline reflects recent shifts in energy production policies and supply dynamics. Lower energy costs typically ripple through broader economic indicators that affect asset markets. Many traders track fuel prices as a leading indicator for inflation trends and Fed policy direction.