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Gas Price Prediction for May 22, 2013

Posted to the Web May 22, 2013, 8:00 AM EDT.

Released to subscribers May 21, 2013, 6:30 PM EDT.

Change in Futures (Avg.): -0.062

Change in 2nd-Lowest Retail (Avg.): +0.008

Pressure (Avg.): -0.051

Trend for tomorrow: Down

Trend for next 2-3 days: Down

Recommendation for tonight: Hold off and buy gas tomorrow.

Notes:

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2. Average pressure is weakly downward, and although the local picture is still complicated, it is complicated in a downward direction. Downward pressure is especially strong in cities where prices have risen dramatically in the past few business days, but the only real regional trend is on the West Coast. Most West Coast cities have downward pressure, but vitrually all other regions have mix of downward, steady/down, and steady/up pressure. On average, prices will fall. Hold off and buy gas tomorrow, especially if retail prices in your town are much higher than they were last week.
3. We have mixed pressure tonight. Nine cities in our national model have downward pressure, two have steady pressure for tomorrow with downward pressure for the next 2 to 3 days, and one has steady pressure for tomorrow with upward pressure for the next 2 to 3 days. Although the numerical average pressure is weakly downward, it is still possible for the average retail price to move upward tomorrow. Today's average price among our 12 cities is $3.691 per gallon, and our predicted price range for tomorrow is 3.652 - 3.694. We will call this a successful prediction if the average price moves downward (regardless of how much) or if it moves up as far as $3.694.

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