John M
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Baja gasoline prices
Have the prices risen the last week or two in Baja as they have been in So. Cal.?
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20/21 plus pesos a liter.
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$19.90/L in Cabo at ARCO and $19.49 at COSTCO so no change here!
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Prices are unchanged in Northern Baja. Also the peso has been strengthening against the dollar.
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Baja Sur gets its fuel from the mainland! Incompetence in DC doesn't affect us! Also never saw anyone fill a plastic shopping bag with gas here!
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20.27 here in San Quintin up from 19.87 a few weeks ago.
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How many pesos per dollar is posted there, or in general? If about 20:1, that makes gas about US$3.79/ gallon. 3.785 liters per gallon.... 20 pesos
per liter & 20 pesos per dollar... one dollar per liter.
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Quote: Originally posted by David K  |
How many pesos per dollar is posted there, or in general? If about 20:1, that makes gas about US$3.79/ gallon. 3.785 liters per gallon.... 20 pesos
per liter & 20 pesos per dollar... one dollar per liter. |
Really various from station 19 generally I really never look since I use pesos exclusively living here at the HSBC atm at Los Pinos on Tuesday I got
19.83 and Schwab covers my fee so no-brainer to not use dollars
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David K
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Understand. I also use pesos most of my travels. I was asking as a way to compare the cost to here in San Diego County. $3.65 to $4.29 at many
stations I have seen.
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Just got back yesterday pricing was right at 20.9 almost everywhere from Los Barriles to San Felipe.
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I don't really follow the price of gasoline on either side of the border. I'm going to fill up either way.
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| Quote: Originally posted by Bajaboy | | I don't really follow the price of gasoline on either side of the border. I'm going to fill up either way. |
Exactly. What choice do you have anyway?
John
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How is the federal government related to the recent spike in gasoline prices in the US?
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They shut down the Keystone XL pipeline and put 16K out of work on his first day in office.
Overall, he is spending like a drunken sailor, creating a giant welfare state that will devalue the dollar and is creating inflation.
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| Quote: Originally posted by JZ |
They shut down the Keystone XL pipeline and put 16K out of work on his first day in office.
Overall, he is spending like a drunken sailor, creating a giant welfare state that will devalue the dollar and is creating inflation.
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Really...you have no clue.
Three obvious reasons why gasoline prices are increasing...increased demand due to an improving economy, a switch to summer gasoline, and the
refineries being shut down due to weather.
A president has little impact on the price of gasoline...period!
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Thanks for the explanation JZ, you'll excuse me for thinking the rise in prices was the result of a combination of seasonal changes, an improved
economy, and also a private company with poor cyber security getting hacked. Turns out it was government spending (which I wrongly thought was good
and helping the economy) and the shut down of an unfinished pipeline. Very illuminating stuff.
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