Market analyst predicts cheaper gasoline in the coming year
DECATUR (MCT) — Consumers could continue seeing much wanted relief at the gas pump, if the predictions of one energy analyst again prove to be correct.
The United States is poised for what Marshall Adkins, during a presentation Thursday at Millikin University, termed as an “unbelievable transition” in oil production. If the forecast holds up, the price of fuel could approach $2.50 a gallon by early next year, said Adkins, director of energy research for Raymond James and Associates Inc.
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