Time to Open Up the Gas Game Again?

Comment on the May 10 prediction: No hike to $1.99 last week, as wholesale and retail prices remainded stable.

Tuesday, May 19, 2020, 8PM: April 20, oil at negative $35 a barrel. A month later, $32.50. Somebody made some money. Meanwhile, certain neighborhoods have started gas gaming again, others aren’t. So, we see some places where they take a penny off of prices each day or two, while a lot of stations in west Michigan have been stuck at $1.89 for more than a week. The last two days, wholesale prices are ticking up, so I am going to try again and predict a hike to $1.99 before Memorial Day weekend. -EA

8 thoughts on “Time to Open Up the Gas Game Again?

  1. Based upon what I’m seeing in GasBuddy, I’m thinking a spike to $1.99 might be underway in mid-Michigan

  2. Gasbuddy indicates a significant rebound in gasoline demand since the low point at least nationally. Still no significant price cutting by Speedway after each recent new high was reached. I wonder if inside sales which make the money during normal times are still more depressed relative to gasoline sales.

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