Oil, Gasoline Prices Dip On Lower Demand

from National Public Radio
August 25, 2008

The price of oil is down more than 20 percent from record highs in July, when investors were worried about a shortage of oil, due of rising demand. Now the focus is on falling demand, because of high energy costs. Still, gas prices are slowly coming down, with the average at $3.70, according to the latest national survey.

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