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dont get fooled by the LOW prices NOW they will shut up like you never saw before in 5783 years ago right after the midterms just wait and see

and they already are saying it will go up because due to the winter people need more gas just watch dont get fooled by the radical left and the dems stay with the right people like lee zeldin for gov. and trump 2024

the prices will shut up after the mid terms just wait and see

National Average

$4.05

Texas Avg.

$3.55

i just filled up for $4.57 a gallon the whole tank was $70 bucks

lets vote republican

The U.S. economy shrank from April through June for a second straight quarter, contracting at a 0.9% annual pace and raising fears that the nation may be approaching a recession.

The decline that the Commerce Department reported Thursday in the gross domestic product — the broadest gauge of the economy — followed a 1.6% annual drop from January through March. Consecutive quarters of falling GDP constitute one informal, though not definitive, indicator of a recession.

The report comes at a critical time. Consumers and businesses have been struggling under the weight of punishing inflation and higher borrowing costs. On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a sizable three-quarters of a point for a second straight time in its push to conquer the worst inflation outbreak in four decades.

The Fed is hoping to achieve a notoriously difficult “soft landing”: An economic slowdown that manages to rein in rocketing prices without triggering a recession.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell and many economists have said that while the economy is showing some weakening, they doubt it’s in recession. Many of them point, in particular, to a still-robust labor market, with 11 million job openings and an uncommonly low 3.6% unemployment rate, to suggest that a recession, if one does occur, is still a ways off.

Thursday’s first of three government estimates of GDP for the April-June quarter marks a drastic weakening from the 5.7% growth the economy achieved last year. That was the fastest calendar-year expansion since 1984, reflecting how vigorously the economy roared back from the brief but brutal pandemic recession of 2020.

But since then, the combination of mounting prices and higher borrowing costs have taken a toll. The Labor Department’s consumer price index skyrocketed 9.1% in June from a year earlier, a pace not matched since 1981. And despite widespread pay raises, prices are surging faster than wages. In June, average hourly earnings, after adjusting for inflation, slid 3.6% from a year earlier, the 15th straight year-over-year drop.

The inflation surge and fear of a recession have eroded consumer confidence and stirred public anxiety about the economy, which is sending frustratingly mixed signals. And with the November midterm elections nearing, Americans’ discontent has diminished President Joe Biden’s public approval ratings and increased the likelihood that the Democrats will lose control of the House and Senate.

Consumer spending is still growing. But Americans are losing confidence: Their assessment of economic conditions six months from now has reached its lowest point since 2013, according to the Conference Board, a research group.

Recession risks have been growing as the Fed’s policymakers have pursued a campaign of rate hikes that will likely extend into 2023. The Fed’s hikes have already led to higher rates on credit cards and auto loans and to a doubling of the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage in the past year, to 5.5. Home sales, which are especially sensitive to interest rate changes, have tumbled.

Even with the economy recording a second straight quarter of negative GDP, many economists do not regard it as constituting a recession. The definition of recession that is most widely accepted is the one determined by the National Bureau of Economic Research, a group of economists whose Business Cycle Dating Committee defines a recession as “a significant decline in economic activity that is spread across the economy and lasts more than a few months.”

The committee assesses a range of factors before publicly declaring the death of an economic expansion and the birth of a recession — and it often does so well after the fact.

This week, Walmart, the nation’s largest retailer, lowered its profit outlook, saying that higher gas and food prices were forcing shoppers to spend less on many discretionary items, like new clothing.

Manufacturing is slowing, too. America’s factories have enjoyed 25 consecutive months of expansion, according to the Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index, though supply chain bottlenecks have made it hard for factories to fill orders.

But now, the factory boom is showing signs of strain. The ISM’s index dropped last month to its lowest level in two years. New orders declined. Factory hiring dropped for a second straight month.

147 July 25, 2022 8:53 am at 8:53 am
This shall so absolutely not budge me 1 iota away from voting Republican come 11/8/2022 and from voting for President Donald Trump שליט”א come 11/5/2024

Yaapchik July 25, 2022 9:10 am at 9:10 am
Still more than double it was when Brandon took office only 19 months ago!

ujm July 25, 2022 9:11 am at 9:11 am
And Senile Joe is now bragging how low the price is.

Benji69 July 25, 2022 10:07 am at 10:07 am
WOW!

rt July 25, 2022 10:27 am at 10:27 am
Interesting, not a word of credit for Joe Biden, yet as prices increased, YWN headlines blamed him. (Not that any president has much to do with the price of gas)

Kach July 25, 2022 12:35 pm at 12:35 pm
Off course there’s a drop. Election is coming up and Dems stand a good chance of loosing!

Kach July 25, 2022 12:36 pm at 12:36 pm
@ rt
I have a few words for your senile Joe, but they’re all 4 letter ones!

huju July 25, 2022 5:15 pm at 5:15 pm
Congratulations to 147. You said something sensible. The price of gasoline is largely out of control of the US president. Changes in the price should have nothing to do who you should vote for.

Kach: From the way you spell “losing,” I can’t help thinking that some of those words for “senile” Joe are 3-letter words.

ujm: I don’t think Joe is taking credit for the decline in the price of gas.

Today’s AAA
National Average

$4.355

Price as of
7/25/22
Today’s AAA
Florida Avg.

$4.084

Price as of
7/25/22

Today’s AAA
National Average

$4.366

Price as of
7/24/22
Today’s AAA
New York Avg.

$4.587

Price as of
7/24/22

it will fall and fall until after the midterms in November it should look “good” for the dems (look the prices are going down ) and then it will shut up like you never saw before mark my words guys time to take action but real action

Reps. Ilhan Omar, Alma Adams Arrested At Abortion Rights Protest, AOC FAKES ARREST [VIDEOS]

no democracy

Sudden Petira Of Hagaon HaRav Shmuel Yehuda Levine Zt”L, Rosh Yeshiva Telshe Chicago

The Biden administration sold a million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to a China-owned gas giant.

is this normal

the dems will do everything in their ability to conceal their………..

it goes with gas prices and inflation and imigration they will give any reason but themselves

כגלגל החוזר

I JUST FILLED UP AT A NEARBY GAS STATION FOR $4.84 A GALLON IS THIS NORMAL??

A FULL TANK COSTED ME $70.00 DOLLARS IT IS OUTRAGES THE PRICES

TO COMMON SAYCHEL IT IS STILL DOUBLE WHAT YOU PAID 2 YEARS AGO

CHECK THIS OUT!!!!!!!!!

FLASHBACK VIDEO: Trump Warned Gas Prices Would Soar Under Biden

to: DovidBT
you are right!

if not for trump there would not covid