Look it up in the CPI under energy-gasoline. The CPI covers the whole nation so try focusing on what the May and June numbers showed.
It is actually 42 million gallons (one million barrels). But to your point that is only enough to supply the NE with gas for a few days (which was the point of the gasoline reserve when Obama set it up).
What a joke of a report. It isn't new either being published in December 2019. It's part of grass roots far left that produced the squad and its honorable member Kamala Harris. Don't present this report as anything more than the garbage that it is. A Florida Affiliate that has zero chance of getting off the ground: Florida Rising "We organize multi-racial movements to win elections, change laws, and create a state where everyone can be safe, happy, healthy and whole. We’re a people-powered organization made up of members advancing economic and racial justice across Florida. Every individual has power, but we have more power together." Contact: info@floridarising.org Did you or did you not get a substantial tax cut as a result of the Act? When have corporations ever paid taxes? They don't in net as they pass on the cost to consumers. I know this doesn't fit with corporate greed theory, but that's the way real life works. Higher Prices = Higher Inflation.
Currently, the expectation for increased oil production outside of OPEC is about 1.2 million barrels per day. 42 gallons of oil per barrel. That means supply of oil will increase by about 50,000,000 gallons per day. From that, you would expect, conservatively, somewhere around an extra 20,000,000 gallons of gas produced, per day, just by non-opec countries on legal markets. So yeah, 1,000,000 gallons is really not a big deal.
That doesn't account for the May and June energy-gasoline drops which were large enough to impact the full CPI number. Here, I'll help you: News Releases CPI for all items falls 0.1 percent in June; gasoline down 07/11/2024 In June, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers fell 0.1 percent, seasonally adjusted, and rose 3.0 percent over the last 12 months, not seasonally adjusted. The index for all items less food and energy increased 0.1 percent in June (SA); up 3.3 percent over the year (NSA). HTML | PDF | RSS | Charts | Local and Regional CPI Next Release July 2024 CPI data are scheduled to be released on August 14, 2024, at 8:30 A.M. Eastern Time. Gasoline (all types) May -3.6 June -3.8
I’m going to assume from your name that maybe you went to Auburn and not UF. The Target is 2%. The actual rate is 2.5%. 2.5 is 25% higher than 2.0%. I suppose that next you are going to tell us that it doesn’t matter because inflation is transitory.
If you want to believe that gibberish then please go ahead. While you’re at it, grab WarDamn and teach him about fractions and percentage.
Almost none of which is driven by even a 1,000,000 barrel release given the overall scale of that market, which I demonstrated to you. Given that you don't even know the difference between barrel and gallon, I am not really sure why you think that you can draw casual links in that market beyond Dunning-Kruger run wild. Regardless, when the scale of increase in supply is in the 10s of millions per day, you aren't seeing huge changes due to a fairly small release.
We have the best economy in the world. Is there ANYTHING you actually understand? Like how many quarters to put in the meter to park for an hour? Anything?
I don't care about the globe. I care about what we have, not what we have compared to sorry ass socialist Europe.
Interesting that "the globe" is Europe in your mind. There are 5 other continents that are inhabited by permanent residents.
It was an executive release and the timing of the release. Bored, tired of beating a dead horse. August 14 is just around the corner.