OT: Oil tumbles to lowest level since June 2005

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Our fears subsided?
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You know the reason, right?

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I dunno, we're still at $2.29 a gallon here. That's 2.86 per Imperial
Gallon or 60.7 cents a liter in US dollars. What's that about 75
cents/lliter in Canadian? Prices haven't moved down in 3 weeks here.

Charles of Schaumburg

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Canada did not have an election. Now that the elections are over, see if the prices start climbing up again.