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Consumers may get break at gas pump for Labor Day - Tulsa World


Consumers may get a break at the pump as Labor Day weekend approaches, or soon after, a state fuel analyst says. Gasoline prices in Tulsa surged last week, mainly on fears of damage to East Coast ... Read More

Consumers get break on lower gas prices | fox43.com


The Consumer Price Index, the key measure of inflation, fell 0.3% during the month, thanks to the 7.4% drop in gas prices in November alone, the Labor Department said Friday. Overall prices were ... Read More

Consumers get a break at the gas pumps - wthr.com


Washington - Food costs went up again but consumers finally got a break at the gas pumps in June, helping to lower inflation to the smallest increase in five months. The Labor Department reported ... Read More

Why surging gas prices may not stop consumers from spending


Higher prices at the gas pump are unlikely to deter confident consumers emboldened by low unemployment and tax cuts, according to analysts. An increase in gasoline prices is often likened to a tax ... Read More

Consumer Reports offers tips on fuel efficiency - WMUR


Prices at the gas pump can be down one day and up the next, but Consumer Reports has some tips on how to shop around and how to squeeze every last mile from a gallon of gas. Skip to content ... Read More

Do lower gas prices mean happier consumers? - Pew Research Center


The preliminary December reading is even higher, at 93.8, though that’s still subject to revision. We plotted the monthly consumer-sentiment index against the monthly average price of regular gas ... Read More

Warm Winter Is Helping Consumers Cope - NPR


The statistics show that in the winter of 2008-09, just as the economy was falling off a cliff, energy prices were still high. The total natural gas bill for the average consumer that winter was $888. Read More


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