but first, we gave some unsuspecting young people in manchester a little maths test. 10% is £3.70, which means that half of that is £1.35, so £3.70 add £1.35 is £4.85. i ve got £4.85, i think. which means that i have. i don t know! i d have to use my calculator in the shop. £37 at 10% is £3.70. half of that is 5%, then you take that off 37, but i can t do the actual calculations! that s the problem there, mate. you ve just got a phone with a calculator on it. it s just easier to pull your phone out.
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sanctions. back to gerri willis from the fox business network of the talk about what everyone else is talking about, what this could do to oil prices. gerri: it is not affecting oil prices. they are not going up but going down. iran is only 5 percent of global output and the big problem is that there is not enough supply, there is not enough demand. that is the big issue. crude oil prices are down $2.30, down for the 4th straight day in a row. this is a big move. oil per barrel at $86. trace: i paid $4.85 for a gallon this morning. is this good news for gas prices? gerri: they are down 12.5 in a week. the average is $3.65 a gallon across the nation with the biggest weekly decline in four years. some of that is seasonal, of course, with the gas prices down because the height of the summer driving is over and this is not a lot of pressure on prices, the
but with many cities far higher and reaching all-time highs. $4.35 a gallon predicted in boston. $4.60 in that will that by memorial day. $4.70 in los angeles. $4.85 predicted for san francisco. and the highest in the lower 48, $4.95 a gallon in chicago. by memorial day. dr. soda delivers soft drinks and snack in this the los angeles area. increased gas prices now take a 15% to 20% bite out of the company s bottom line. every single day we get price increases from our suppliers. we cannot keep raising the prices day in and day out so we re absorbing quite a few of these hits that we re taking. reporter: analysts say the sky-high prices may be here to stay. as consumers cringe every time they pull up to the pump. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago.
expensive gas ever. by then, predictions are for a national average of $3.95, but with many cities far higher and reaching all-time highs. $4.35 predicted in boston, and 4.60 in atlanta by memorial day, and 4.70 in los angeles, and 4.85 in san francisco, and the highest in the lower 48, $4.95 a gallon in chicago by memorial day. dr. soda offers soft drinks and snacks in the los angeles area, and gas takes a 15% bite out of the company s bottom line. every single day we get price increases from our suppliers. we cannot keep raising prices day in and day out so we are absorbing the hits we are taking. and the sky high prices may be here to say, as consumers