Why are crude oil prices not as high as they were in 2008...

Why are crude oil prices not as high as they were in 2008, yet current prices at the pump are twice as high as they were back then?

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Because Jews can't let go of a grudge

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why don't you do your own research.
maybe you will learn a thing or two
is reading hard for you?

Jewish wizardry

>This spread is referred to as a crack spread. It is referenced as a crack spread due to the refining process that “cracks” crude oil into its major refined products.

The bottleneck today is not enough refineries.

must be the fluoride

biden fucked us

It’s a scam

Refinery capacity, the greens make it impossible to build new refineries or expand existing ones much.

Just cause
Try to lower it

Then why was gasoline less than half the price just a year ago? Have refineries been burning down in droves or something?

> not knowing what futures are

We have inflation, supply chain and labor shortages on top of high oil prices. The price of transporting and refining gasoline has gone up. There's not a conspiracy to price gouge gasoline. There's no monopoly or cartel which could control the price of gas. There are too many players in the game at every level of the supply chain all competing to buy and sell at the lowest price. If you can deliver for 10 cents cheaper than your competitors, then you get all the customers. The final price at the pump is the result of many large and small companies setting prices at each step in the supply chain.

Jews

Green taxes and higher wages

a barrel of crude is $119.7 not $100.

That's OPEC, not WTI. WTI is also lower than 2008.

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The point being how does this explain the price at the pump?

Kek, simple as:
>your chart is out dated

WTI is $118.9

That was the closing price. Futures markets are open right now.

Based Xiden bringing back the housing collapse. For you newfags, SHTF when Diesel went over $5/gal back in 2007. It broke everything.

June if 2021 gas was at $3.16 a Gal.
not half the price user.
i understand what you're asking user but you don't have to give the wrong numbers.

OP's chart is showing closing prices sop i'm giving closing prices.
futures will be higher anyway.