Gas Analysts Predict Prices as High as $4.15 Per Gallon in 2012
By: GasBuddy.com
Updated: January 12, 2012
Volatile gasoline fuel prices are the order of the day. With the U.S. average price of gasoline at the highest level ever recorded at this time of year, GasBuddy today releases its 2012 projections and analytics for the U.S. and major metro markets.
"The research contained in our 'Annual Gasoline Price Outlook - 2012' includes: a look at prior projections and actual prices; a look at 'Implied Gasoline Demand' going back to 2001; charts and price projections for 20 major metro markets; and a synopsis of current volatility factors and issues we expect will be prevalent throughout the year," said Patrick DeHaan, Senior Petroleum Analyst, GasBuddy.com.
"It gives media, businesses and interested consumers a definitive look at the data that drives the forecasts and validates discussions; separating the hype from logical, well-reasoned insights," DeHaan added.
To read the 2012 Gasoline Forecast, download the attachment below.
"The research contained in our 'Annual Gasoline Price Outlook - 2012' includes: a look at prior projections and actual prices; a look at 'Implied Gasoline Demand' going back to 2001; charts and price projections for 20 major metro markets; and a synopsis of current volatility factors and issues we expect will be prevalent throughout the year," said Patrick DeHaan, Senior Petroleum Analyst, GasBuddy.com.
"It gives media, businesses and interested consumers a definitive look at the data that drives the forecasts and validates discussions; separating the hype from logical, well-reasoned insights," DeHaan added.
To read the 2012 Gasoline Forecast, download the attachment below.
