Gas Prices Have Biggest Daily Jump In 6 Months
12 July 2013, by Tyler Durden (Zero Hedge)
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-12/gas-prices-have-biggest-da...

Excerpt:

Do not worry, we are told on a daily basis, the rise in crude oil prices is transitory and won't affect gas prices and implicitly the US consumer's pocket book (already ravaged by spiking mortgage rates).

Well, sorry to burst that little fantasy but gas prices in the last few days have surged (up 9c in 4 days).

In fact today's jump is the largest in six months and pushes regular close to its all-time high for this time of year.

Arguing not to worry as gas prices are more sensitive to Brent is a non-starter as it is very evident, despite the export of WTI, that gas prices are tracking the higher prices of crude oil and if history is any guide - with regard the lead-lag from crude to wholesale gasoline to retail, gas prices will be at new all-time highs for this time of year within the next month.


Brent crude $109.04 and U.S. crude $106.25 A Barrel Now http://www.reuters.com/finance/commodity?symbol=GB@IB.1