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A Washington state group of petroleum product dealers is asking its members to call Congress and demand regulation of oil futures markets.
The group, known as Washington Oil Marketers, says the price of oil could be cut by $25 to $30 a barrel if Congress would demand that traders be identified as if they prohibited insider trading in oil futures.
In North Bend, where the group met Thursday, the price of regular gas was about $4.44 a gallon - a price so high that gas station owner Bryan Wyrsch says he is selling about 1,000 fewer gallons of gas every day.
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His group now believes oil-producing countries are secretly bidding on their own oil to keep prices high.
He wants Congress to act now.
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The group, known as Washington Oil Marketers, says the price of oil could be cut by $25 to $30 a barrel if Congress would demand that traders be identified as if they prohibited insider trading in oil futures.
In North Bend, where the group met Thursday, the price of regular gas was about $4.44 a gallon - a price so high that gas station owner Bryan Wyrsch says he is selling about 1,000 fewer gallons of gas every day.
...
His group now believes oil-producing countries are secretly bidding on their own oil to keep prices high.
He wants Congress to act now.
Continue Here