Is there any end in sight?

I'm told that the government set automatic increases in the price of gas a couple of years ago and it was a "few" centavos per month.

Now I'm seeing gas at almost $13 per liter; that is about the same as in many places in Nevada.

How long can the price keep going up before truckers and others start making a lot of noise? Of course for those of us who need our combustion engines, there is no other option.

Clueless wrote:I'm told that the government set automatic increases in the price of gas a couple of years ago and it was a "few" centavos per month.

Now I'm seeing gas at almost $13 per liter; that is about the same as in many places in Nevada.

How long can the price keep going up before truckers and others start making a lot of noise? Of course for those of us who need our combustion engines, there is no other option.

Norway has the world's most expensive gasoline, at $9.79 per gallon; Venezuelans pay just 4 cents .


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I believe that the increases will cease at the end of this year.

In Ireland, I was paying (on average) 1.50 euro per liter.
1 euro = 18 pesos

The price in the UK was even a little higher, and they have North Sea oil fields.