There's more to gas prices than just OPEC's production. For one thing, investors are pulling their money out of oil to cover their asses elsewhere. Also, people are driving less because they can't afford to go anywhere, lowering demand. Prices started slipping before OPEC cut production and the cut was to keep the price slide from snowballing. Also, a lot of the cost of gas and oil is on speculation, which is why when the cost of a barrel goes up gas prices go up even though the station hasn't bought any of the more expensive fuel yet. But now, they've sold off more expensive fuel and the fuel they're buying now is cheaper.