Record fuel prices are prompting U.S. motorists to park their vehicles
in record numbers, adding to concerns that federal highway funds will
be inadequate to cover needed infrastructure projects, the Wall Street
Journal reported Monday.
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Gas Drops Below $4 a Gallon, Lundberg Says
Gasoline prices dropped 11.7 cents in the two weeks ended Friday to a
national average of $3.9959 a gallon, the first time in more than a
month that the average has fallen below $4 a gallon, the latest
Lundberg Survey of filling stations said.
Highway Funds Dwindle as Drivers Cut Back, Journal says
EPA Postpones Decision on Texas Request To Cut National Renewable Fuel Mandate
The Environmental Protection Agency postponed until early August its decision on whether to grant a request from Texas to cut the national renewable fuels mandate in half, citing the huge number of comments EPA has received on the issue, which has pitted livestock growers against grain producers.
July 28, 2008Diesel Down 11.5 Cents to $4.603 a Gallon
The average retail price of U.S. diesel plunged 11.5 cents to $4.603 a
gallon, the biggest drop of the year, the Department of Energy said
Monday.
Diesel Down 11.5 Cents to $4.603 a Gallon
The national average price of retail diesel fell 11.5 cents to $4.603 a gallon, the Department of Energy reported Monday.
Consumer Sentiment Index Rebounds in July
U.S. consumer confidence this month rose from a reading that was close to a 28-year low, according to the Reuters/University of Michigan monthly consumer sentiment index released Friday.
July 25, 2008New ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø Sales Fall in June
New home sales fell 0.6% in June, the Commerce Department said Friday.
July 25, 2008Durable Orders Rise in June
Durable goods orders rose in June, the Commerce Department said Friday.
July 25, 2008Diesel Dips 4.6¢ to $4.718
The average price of retail diesel in the United States dipped 4.6 cents last week to $4.718 a gallon, the largest weekly drop in more than six months, the Department of Energy reported.
July 28, 2008Profits Decline at Most LTLs As Surcharges Lag Fuel Hikes
Most public less-than-truckload companies’ second-quarter profits fell
as fleets were pounded by record diesel prices and flagging economic
demand, but some executives said they thought the overall pricing
environment had improved, or at least stabilized.
