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Oil prices have plunged this week like they haven’t since the fall of 2008, when Lehman Brothers failed and a hurricane closed so many refineries that demand for crude dried up for more than a week.

Suddenly the price of crude is below $100 a barrel for the first time in two months, and experts say that gasoline prices will slide down from a current national average of just under $4 for a gallon of regular to $3.75 by Memorial Day weekend, and to perhaps as low as $3.50 by midsummer.



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Oil Prices Fall But How Long Until You See Prices At The Pump Go Down?

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