Montana Gas Prices Nearing National Average, Continue to Decline at the Pump
Montana gas prices continue to drop, making holiday travel easier compared to previous years.
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Little Change For Holiday Gas Prices – Neighboring States Cheaper to Fill Up
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, gas prices for travelers aren’t moving too much.
October Ends with the Halloween Tradition of Trick or Treating – Gas Treats Extend Through November
Trick-or-treat! Halloween treats came early for motorists this month! Gas prices stay on the low side and will continue to decline sliding into November, according to GasBuddy.com
DOW Jones Tanks Last Week – Bob Seidenschwartz Comments on China and Potential Link to Wall Street Fallout
Stock markets are on high alert, reports say, after the DOW Jones plummeted over 1,000 points this past week -- the worst week since 2011.
Montana Gas Prices Near Summer Peak, Expert Says
Montana gas prices keep climbing, and GasBuddy.com Petroleum Analyst Will Spear says that in one week, Montana prices rose nearly as much as the national price rose over the past four weeks.
"Another rough week for Montana drivers. Gas prices were up another seven-and-a-half cents from last week, so the average is $2...
Easter Week Brings Another Jump at the Pump for Montana
Montana’s gas prices keep rising even though most of the rest of the country is seeing prices drop.
Gas Prices Skyrocket, Montana One of Just a Few States with Under $2.00 a Gallon Gas
After hitting lows not seen for years, gas prices across the country are shooting back up. Montana prices, however, have yet to see a dramatic increase, says gasbuddy.com Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan.
We saw a little bit of an uptick," DeHaan said...
National Gas Prices Slide to Four Year Record Low, Different Story for Montana
National Gas prices are now at their lowest point in over four years, but Montana seems to be lagging behind.
"The national average stands at its lowest level since late 2010, I wish the same held for Montana," said gasbuddy.com Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan said...
Where Did 15¢ Hamburgers Go?
People use “the value of the dollar” as a justification of higher prices. “A dollar just doesn’t buy what it used to,” they opine. But is that really true?