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If the price of oil is dropping, will that result in gas prices dropping? -- nm
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Beryllium (aka grayman)
Mar 9 '22, 11:12
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what I don't get is if the US is a net exporter of oil, why does cutting off russian imports matter? -- nm
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amanda jeans
Mar 9, 11:16
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I read earlier many refineries here not set up for N.A. crude. Set up to refine Mid-Eastern which is different. -- nm
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zunk xometimes
Mar 9, 11:23
because crude oil is a global commodity and the price is set on a global scale -- nm
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decline
Mar 9, 11:20
What spamlet said.
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znufrii
Mar 9, 11:14
yes but not right away. The oil bought at the high price still has to be processed into gas. -- nm
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Remlik
Mar 9, 11:13
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Though of course oil companies factor in increases as soon as they occur. -- nm
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pmb
Mar 9, 11:42
This -- nm
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JaxSean
Mar 9, 11:39
not immediately -- nm
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decline
Mar 9, 11:13
LOL -- nm
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spamlet
Mar 9, 11:13
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This is the correct answer. -- nm
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Beryllium
Mar 9, 11:14
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