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Why Fuel Prices Stay High After Drops | Business and Finance News
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Gas prices don’t just drop when things ease up — they’re stuck in a stubborn dance of supply, storage, and competition. When demand spikes or supply tightens, prices climb, but when things calm, companies won’t sell below cost or rush to undercut rivals. That leaves truckers, airlines, and businesses scrambling to manage costs in a system that’s as unpredictable as it is expensive. Experts say the key is tracking inventory, global disruptions, and pricing strategies — because surviving these swings means staying one step ahead of the curve.
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