JohnCushman
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Regular went down to $4.19 today.
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22k loads and only 7k trailers, so it's costing a lot more to move loads out of Oregon right now. Truckers are charging more due to the high demand and high fuel costs.I do not fully understand what that means..
My guess is that the rate should be higher, but because there are so few trucks on the road, truckers are pushing their margins down to get the load? So you have to bid lower to get the load?
Only problem there is when it crashes. Eventually, it will cost more to move the product then what it is actually worth, and then it just won’t ship. Wait till that happens to groceries. When it costs 5K to truck 4.5K worth of groceries, the suppliers will just sit on it. They too aren’t in the game to operate at a loss. And when they decide it’s to expensive to ship, or when the end users can’t afford to absorb the cost anymore, then it’ll turn to gridlock. Empty grocery shelves, empty parts shelves, empty lumber yards, and eventually, empty fuel pumps. Just my opinion, but I think we all should be paying close attention22k loads and only 7k trailers, so it's costing a lot more to move loads out of Oregon right now. Truckers are charging more due to the high demand and high fuel costs.
Only problem there is when it crashes. Eventually, it will cost more to move the product then what it is actually worth, and then it just won’t ship. Wait till that happens to groceries. When it costs 5K to truck 4.5K worth of groceries, the suppliers will just sit on it. They too aren’t in the game to operate at a loss. And when they decide it’s to expensive to ship, or when the end users can’t afford to absorb the cost anymore, then it’ll turn to gridlock. Empty grocery shelves, empty parts shelves, empty lumber yards, and eventually, empty fuel pumps. Just my opinion, but I think we all should be paying close attention
Murphy today s Prices
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MeanwhileArticle on high price of diesel.
Record High Diesel Prices Will Ripple Across The Economy | OilPrice.com
A global supply shortage and tight domestic inventories has sent diesel prices to record highs, a factor that is sure to drive inflation even higheroilprice.com
It seems to me just another one of the excuses. (Putin ). My question in regards to this article. It was my understanding that the Biden administration released a higher number of barrels per day from the SPR than what we actually even imported from Russia so how does that excuse even hold water? I understand the demand spike, but what happened to all the excess from when demand was so low that oil was trading in negative numbers. Were the oil companies smart enough to curtail production before the demand fell off so much but didn’t have the same foresight to ramp up production as demand was coming back, or is it all manufactured so they can reap these “out of this solar system” margins they are speaking of.Article on high price of diesel.
Record High Diesel Prices Will Ripple Across The Economy | OilPrice.com
A global supply shortage and tight domestic inventories has sent diesel prices to record highs, a factor that is sure to drive inflation even higheroilprice.com
Seems to me we are headed for self inflicted economic destruction. Don't think you could write a better script for it. I'm just a pawn in all this and going along for the ride like everyone else here. Buckle up, it's going to get bumpy.It seems to me just another one of the excuses. (Putin ). My question in regards to this article. It was my understanding that the Biden administration released a higher number of barrels per day from the SPR than what we actually even imported from Russia so how does that excuse even hold water? I understand the demand spike, but what happened to all the excess from when demand was so low that oil was trading in negative numbers. Were the oil companies smart enough to curtail production before the demand fell off so much but didn’t have the same foresight to ramp up production as demand was coming back, or is it all manufactured so they can reap these “out of this solar system” margins they are speaking of.