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Chevron CFO reveals why gas prices are stuck
Gasoline prices were expected to be the easy part of the oil market cooldown. With crude prices falling from April highs and moving closer to pre-war levels, consumers expected faster relief at the pump.
Summary
Gasoline prices were expected to be the easy part of the oil market cooldown. With crude prices falling from April highs and moving closer to pre-war levels, consumers expected faster relief at the pump. Instead, gasoline prices have stayed sticky, turning a market move into a political fight.
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