COST OF LIVING • ENERGY & COMMODITIES
Last Labor Day you paid $3.15 a gallon. The one before that, $3.29. Back in January, GasBuddy forecast $2.97 for the full year—cheapest since the pandemic. Then crude ripped past $80 a barrel on Strait of Hormuz disruptions, and that forecast evaporated. The old Labor Day record was $3.83, set back in 2012 when crude topped $90 a barrel. You just topped it by 24 cents. Fill a 14-gallon tank this week and you’re paying $57 instead of the $44 you paid last September.
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In eight months, you went from a forecast of the cheapest gas since 2020 to the most expensive Labor Day fill-up in American history.
