PUMP PATROL: Gas prices spiking again on Long Island as OPEC cuts oil production
After more than 100 days of respite, Long Island gas prices are creeping back upwards again.
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Oct 12, 2022, 10:23 AM
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5ds agoAfter more than 100 days of respite, Long Island gas prices are creeping back upward again.
Prices in West Hempstead were up to $3.29, but ironically that is still down from the Long Island average of $3.47.
The fluctuations are said to be a result of recent cuts to oil production by OPEC.
The White House is now threatening to punish Saudi Arabia for supporting the move.
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