Filled up under $3/gallon. The last I bought gas under $3 is years ago
(don't even remember).

What does that mean for OPEC nations? Will oil stay primary driver for
those such nations?

Can someone advice Yahya obsession about oil - that it may or may not be
long before oil is no longer the outstanding driver as it used to be up
until now.

Fracking if expanded will reduce cost drastically.

Burama

On Friday, November 28, 2014, Burama Jammeh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> The dollar in the ascendance against the dalasis at the exchange market.
> Today stand at D42.20 = $1. For those of us earning In foreign currencies -
> we're happy with the return on remittance to family/friends. Understandable!
>
> How about the Gambian economy? Majority of our compatriots earn in
> dalasis. How those high dollar affects there spending? How would lowering
> demand affect economic expansion? Flip that to the supply side - lower
> demand means cut supply or risk market surplus.  That could go to falling
> prices - ok, I will stop here.
>
> Prices are raising in Banjul. A nephew just text me cement has gone up
> D10/bag in Brikama - from D275 to D285. Equally prices of stable foods are
> up and up.
>
> What's your fix - assume your are a policy maker tasked to fix our
> economy? How you do reduce the impact the cyclical global economic
> fluctuations for our locals?
>
> Burama
>
>


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