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ABC News Headline
Welcome to World News. Tonight, good economic news for a change. Oil prices plummet 폭락하다 again. Down nearly $16 in just 3 days. So will we see relief 안도, <고통 등의>경감 at the gas pump?
Oh baby! More babies were born last year in this country than at any time in history. Is it the beginning of another baby boom? And the hotel of doom <보통 나쁜> 운명, 파멸. Workers resumed 다시 시작하다 on the building that's been called the worst in the history of mankind 인류. From ABC News headquarters, this is World News with Charles Gibson.
기름값 고공행진 주춤?
Good evening. So, in the economy, what goes up must come down at least some. And what goes down must come up at least some. Cases in point 적절한. The price of oil came down for the third straight day, down over $5 a barrel. Down nearly $16 since its record high on Monday.
And then, the stock market had its second straight rally 반등, 회복, going up another 200 points. So with those lower oil prices, will they bring down prices at the pump 주유소? Betsy Stark is here again tonight. Betsy?
Charlie, this is the biggest 3-day drop in oil prices in 25 years and it couldn't have come at a better time. Analysts are a little afraid to say it out loud <구어> 큰소리로, 명확하게. But some think that gravity-defying 중력을 무시하는 increases we have been seeing in the price of oil may have reached their limit. And that is good news for anyone who drives a car.
Nothing is ever certain when it comes to ~에 관해 말한다면 the price oil, a nasty <날씨 등이> 험악한 hurricane or another flare-up <분쟁 등의> 급격한 재발 in the Middle East could send prices climbing again. "I'm driving less. I don't drive as much. I do a lot more walking." It's that change in habits that's behind the big drop in oil prices. Americans buying less gas. “I don’t drive hardly anywhere any more.”