Finally. By July it looks like prices on lumber are finally coming down around here. May lumber prices hit an all-time high, but they are seeing a decline. The drop in prices won't bring the prices back to where they were, but they will be MUCH better.
January can be grueling. The post holiday letdown, credit cards and adjusting budgets to face the New Year. Well you can look forward to the next holiday, and move money around, and GAS PRICES are falling.
It always good news when talking about local companies growing. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo recently told us that Moley Magnetics of Lockport is creating 41 new jobs and keeping 19 jobs at their facility. Moley Magnetics Incorporated is a manufacturer and supplier of heavy duty commercial construction equipment...and they're growing!
Rejoice America, oil prices have fallen below $50 per barrel! Motorists have been saving over a grand a year at the pumps for a few years now. But, are the low gas prices actually hurting the economy? In some ways they are.
Those $4 a gallon gas prices we experienced from 2007 through 2009 may be a thing of the past...at least for this summer. Economists predict that the national average price for a gallon of gas will fall about 32 percent from a year ago. Between now and September, when we do most of our driving, it should cost you much less to fill up at the pump.