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Gas hits record $3.23 a gallon

Posted March 27th, 2007

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Today, UCAN's Gasoline Project at www.fueltracker.com showed a current regional average of $3.23 a gallon for regular unleaded, the highest recorded average for any day in March ever, even after adjustments are made for inflation.  This new average is just 23¢ away from the all-time record high of $3.43 on May 11 of last year.

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Peak---or just a Plateau?

On April 7th, 2007 Hailstorm says:

I have to ask as I've noticed a number of stations posting a drop in price during my recording this week. Yes, there has been some still increasing, and all the drops were a mere penny or two, but there was drops. And I'd say enough to take notice. At least WATCH!

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