week as she tries to break a world record by finishing in under three hours and 2a minutes. commentator: the gold medal, the first ever - in the ladies marathon. this is the 1984 los angeles olympics, the first time women were allowed to compete in the event. it was won by an american, but yuko ran it too. no sign of distress at all. there you are, amazing. my pb was 2.41 then, but i did 2.46, that was a pity. yuko, who was an air hostess at the time, quit soon after, but started running again in her 60s, and now she has this woman in her sights, jeannie rice, who broke the over 70s record in chicago in 2018. i don t think i m superfit like a couple of years ago, but i have no reason to be unfit either, so it all depends on the day. i am very lucky physically,
quarter if they put their money in the five highest yielding savings accounts instead of the five biggest banks. bank of america, citigroup, jpmorgan chase, wells fargo only paid 0.4% interest during the quarter but the five highest yielding savings accounts paid an average of 2.41%. looking at markets around the world. asian markets higher. hang seng up 2.4%. ment inflation cooling. stock index futures leaning up a little bit here this morning after stocks surged thursday. the s&p 500 snapped a five-day losing streak pushing aside for now worry that the federal reserve will hold interest rates higher for longer. mortgage rates fell again. the lowest in september. the rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage declined to 6.33%. gas prices falling. average price of regular 3.32 a gallon. another inflation gauge, november s producer price index is due out later this morning. 85% of americans are worried
a record high price. ainsley: look at this, $4.58 today. that s up two pennies from yesterday. a week ago it was 4.41. month ago 4.10. average gas prices during trump s last month in office was $2.41. you are right, in some states it was $2. brian: a couple of things. start making moves to add another digital. do you believe we might be looking at $10 a gallon for gas? i mean, that s what we are prepared for. and if you look listen, there are certain things going on coming off the pandemic supply chain. i understand it the putin price hike, okay, fine. but, when you shut down the keystone pipeline. when you threaten to take down another pipeline. when you put on so many regulations it doesn t pay to frac. when you elect people the office that might nomination that says we will make fracking a thing of the past. when you try to build an a windmill where there was an oil well there has to be a problem when you beg venezuela with
he s not listening. speak to the average gas prices, $2.41 per that the average. some of the states he was under $2. steve: now they are forecasting across the country, the average could be $6 a gallon by the end out somewhere. ainsley: you saw the gas station in washington state. they had to add an extra digit because they are expecting $10 gas just in case we ever get the $10. they are getting ahead of the game because i don t want all their machines to break. they added an extra digit. brian: keep your eye on this. no one s going to like that every person says the worst ever. they are to say now that iran s oil is now on the market so we are no longer sanctioning it, the price to get to go down. they will use that as an excuse to jeopardize our security. undoing everything that trump did because probably trumpeted it. there s only 1.5 years left on that deal.
The global meat extract market size was valued at around USD 1.63 billion in 2020. The market is projected to grow from USD 1.70 billion in 2021 to USD 2.41