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Prices.... Going Up!!!

Commodities traders and trade analysts are betting that the cost of natural gas -- i.e., USD/MMBtu -- will rise over the next 12 months by approximately 17%, from (as of 21 May 2022 @ 10:31AM Eastern) $8.04/MMBtu to $9.40/MMBtu by 30 April 2023.

Expressed graphically:

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Perhaps analysts are overly optimistic, given that the USD/MMBtu cost exactly one year ago was less than $3/MMBtu -- thus the YoY increase of 177.29% USD/MMBtu.
B^3?
 
Gas down here from $4.49 to $4.43 in the last 2 days.

Sears Allstate auto was actually a rebadged Henry J, and was back in the 1950's

They sold Sears branded houses, too.

We had a Sears branded Atari 2600. It was $5 cheaper than the Atari branded one.
 
Gas here just hit $4.15 at the low cost station....$4.35 at major stations. Oh...Canola oil went up $3 in the last month at local grocery!
 
As I have described @ least once before @ this thread, prices are rising haed 'n fast throughout Europe, including the European Union states and the so-called European Area (i.e., non-EU) states. Huge hits yesterday to the economies and thus End-of-May outlooks for BULGARIA, FINLAND, LATVIA, & LITHUANIA. But those data will not be available until 31 May.

Meantime, this is where INFLATION stands @ EU and European Area states as of 30 April 2022:

THE GOOD
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THE NOT SO GOOD
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THE EVEN MORE NOT SO GOOD
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THE BAD
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THE UGLY
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THE WTF
............................................................Rate of Inflation
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Sheesh, increase of 45%. Crop yield problems in the present, gouging ahead of perceived fertilizer shortage/crisis @ 2022-2023 planting year, other / all of the above. (?)

Not too sure....but the price on peanut oil is crazy....was $17 and change for a gal!! And we think $5 gas is expensive!
 
Has the price for peanuts -- whole/in-shell ~ raw/roasted -- also risen by a lot?

Not really sure...I just happened to notice the price on the shelf. I would imagine the rise in oil prices takes it toll on every industry...farm equipment /shipping trucks included.

EDIT:
Peanut prices received by farmers for all farmer stock peanuts averaged 25.5 cents per pound for the week ending May 14, unchanged from the previous week.
 
I'm curious - what's the milage (real world) you guys are getting from pickup trucks?
I've had pickup trucks my entire life, but last few years have just been driving a car and doing fine with that.
I see Chevy is saying 23 city\30 highway for a half ton, and wonder if that's true?
EDIT: nevermind, I see the V8 trucks are estimated at 17 city, 20 highway - that sure seems more reasonable.
 
I'm curious - what's the milage (real world) you guys are getting from pickup trucks?
I've had pickup trucks my entire life, but last few years have just been driving a car and doing fine with that.
I see Chevy is saying 23 city\30 highway for a half ton, and wonder if that's true?
EDIT: nevermind, I see the V8 trucks are estimated at 17 city, 20 highway - that sure seems more reasonable.

I have a 2015 Ram 1500....HEMI....get 13 to 15 around town....happy if I get 20 on the highway.
 
I'm curious - what's the milage (real world) you guys are getting from pickup trucks?
I've had pickup trucks my entire life, but last few years have just been driving a car and doing fine with that.
I see Chevy is saying 23 city\30 highway for a half ton, and wonder if that's true?
EDIT: nevermind, I see the V8 trucks are estimated at 17 city, 20 highway - that sure seems more reasonable.
Maybe it was a diesel you saw ?
 
PS: Hell, my (two) Willys jeeps don't do much better 'n your Ram 1500... myabe 15~17 town 'n 22 @ hwy.

I am pretty sure that the "new" tech used in vehicles has a lot to do with the MPG. I don't think the HEMI would do as well if it was stripped of all the sensors and computers. Probably be in the same area of your HEMI.
 
I am pretty sure that the "new" tech used in vehicles has a lot to do with the MPG. I don't think the HEMI would do as well if it was stripped of all the sensors and computers. Probably be in the same area of your HEMI.

Circa 2010 I calculated the "overall" MPG for the 300C to be around 9 USG/Mile. Ouch, right?
 
Had a buddy in HS (late '60's) that had a '57 Desoto-hemi. It was always thirsty. Won a lot of street races though.

Was it the Fireflite or Adventurer model? Do you recall if it had the 354 cui? Or maybe it was fitted with a 392 cui?
 
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