Comment on the August 22 prediction: What a bunch of malarkey, as there was a second hike to $3.49 on the 25th, one that fizzled out that week. But, to be fair, the prediction was WRONG.
Sunday, September 7, 2025, 4 PM: We have made it to September, and nearly all signs point to lower gas prices. We have the end of the summer gas season. We have the end of summer driving season. We have oil prices the lowest they have been since May. We have an economy that appears to be slowing (and that link is from the Republicans). Prices have already found their way into the $2.80’s in certain parts of west Michigan.
I would make an easy prediction of lower gas prices this week, except when I go back to a year ago, things looked the same, and that Tuesday, they reset to $3.39 anyway. Of course, that was a time of ongoing aggressive pricing, you know, before the election. So, let’s just wait and see. -EA
Have you noticed a practice lately of stations to increase more on a particular schedule as opposed to what markets have done? For example, seems Michigan / Indiana / NW Indiana are on their own schedules. Generally seems they are every other week with a couple of exceptions. With that, it seems like Michigan has gone two weeks without an increase, so does that mean they would be due this week?
Indy area stations spiking to $3.299 led by big red.
Up $.30 before it drops $.30? Up $.30 in NE Indiana, just hours after Mr. Dehaan announced it should be dropping $.30. I guess maybe now it will? Sidenote…wholesale gas is under $2.