On the recordJune 1, 2009
Just a week ago Maine's fuel dealers were in my office saying that they believe excessive speculation by noncommercial players is once again driving up the cost of oil.
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congress.govJust a week ago Maine's fuel dealers were in my office saying that they believe excessive speculation by noncommercial players is once again driving up the cost of oil.
Collins discusses concerns from Maine fuel dealers about rising oil costs due to speculation.
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