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Gas Price Prediction for March 10, 2010

Posted to the Web March 10, 2010, 7:30 AM CST.

Released to subscribers March 9, 2010, 5:15 PM CST.

Change in Futures: 0.026

Change in 2nd-Lowest Retail: 0

Pressure: 0.105

Trend for tomorrow: Up

Trend for next 2-3 days: Up

Price range for tomorrow: $2.549 - $2.617

Recommendation for tonight: Buy gas tonight.

Notes:

1. Pressure is now moderately upward. Prices could increase by 1 or 2 cents per gallon.
2. In addition to the eight new records for upward pressure set last Friday, three new records were set yesterday, Monday, 3/8/2010. Here are the new records just set:
• Chicago: 0.315 (breaking Friday's record), highest since 7/31/2009
• Denver: 0.270 (breaking Friday's record), highest since we began publishing on 10/26/2009
• Long Island: 0.421 (breaking Friday's record), highest since 8/3/2009, which also happens to be the first date of publication

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This is the forecast for the St. Louis area. Check the Local Gas Prices for other areas.