Diesel and Gas Prices Expected to Remain Elevated for at Least Another Year, Federal Survey Finds
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Diesel and gas prices expected to remain elevated for at least another year, federal survey finds
High diesel prices are projected to take at least another year to return to 2025 levels, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas survey of oil and gas executives.
Oil Tycoons – High Diesel, Nat Gas to Last
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas issues quarterly anonymous surveys of oil executives to gauge current sentiment in the industry, and anticipate future trends. The current just-released survey indicates an expectation widely shared expectations that high diesel prices are baked in for at least a year. Federal Reserve of Dallas Quarterly Survey: How many quarters … Continue reading "Oil Tycoons – High Diesel, Nat Gas to Last"
While U.S. oil and gas executives expect crude oil prices to retreat by the end of the year, they indicated that high price pressure on diesel could persist. In a Dallas Fed survey, 48% of executives predicted it would take more than a year for the price difference between diesel and crude oil to return to 2025 levels. 🚆
According to a Dallas Fed survey, 48 percent of energy executives predict it will take more than a year for the price difference between diesel and crude oil to return to 2025 levels, while forecasting an average WTI price of $88.38 at the end of 2026.
While U.S. oil and gas executives expect crude oil prices to fall by the end of the year, they indicated that high price pressure on diesel could persist. In a Dallas Fed survey, 48 percent of executives predicted that it would take more than a year for the price difference between diesel and crude oil to return to 2025 levels.
Diesel prices will not return to normal levels for more than a year, according to executives at U.S. oil and gas companies surveyed by the Dallas Federal Reserve. Nearly half of those surveyed expect diesel prices to take more than four quarters to […] The post Enduring Energy Nightmare: Diesel Will Not Return to Normal Levels for a Year appeared first on iEidiseis.
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