30 Quotes by Doug MacIntyre

That's just starting to be felt at the pump. We know there's likely to be more price increases before they start coming down.

You've got to weigh the economic benefits and the pressure to produce against what's prudent and safe.

There may be certain parts of the country that see that, but for the U.S. average I don't think we have anything nearly that low.

There's a lot of uncertainty about the summer.

It's playing a role, but it's not the only thing affecting gas prices, and it's probably not the most significant factor right now.

Then it really depends on how the summer unfolds with demand and summer vacations.

That sort of gives an indication of the price impact. It's a big decline.

It's difficult for me to envision (the OPEC offer) having too much of an impact. Crude inventories here in the U.S. are looking pretty good.

If you haven't already (hit $2), it looks like you never will. This is probably just the start of the seasonal rise.