fuel prices

After staying in the low- to mid-$60 per barrel range for the past several weeks, oil prices jumped up north of $70, thanks to the back-and-forth airstrikes between Israel and Iran.  Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com said this is the latest in a long list of issues that investors have had to digest this year, including tariffs, trade wars, and Russia/Ukraine.   “...

Oil prices really didn’t move much during the holiday week.  Currently, a barrel of West Texas Crude is trading around $69; the same price we’ve seen for the past couple of weeks.  That has translated into lower fuel costs across the county.   According to the Department ...

Oil prices have been pulled in several directions over the past couple of weeks, but making very little movement one way or the other.  West Texas Crude was trading around $71 in Monday’s action.  Patrick DeHaan with GasBuddy.com says one of the bigge...

According to the Energy Information Administration, ethanol production dropped below an average of a million barrels a day during the week ending on March 17th.  That’s the first time production dropped below that mark in over two months.  Output totale...

The Governor and DOE said prices wouldn't really rise...

Recession fears dominated the headlines out of the World Economic Forum's meeting in Davos.  Those headlines continue to chip away at the optimism that stoked the market last week on prospects that fuel demand would increase in China.  The U.S...

As if we were not reeling from fuel prices already, get ready for the impacts of Inslee's cap-and-trade in 2023.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine boosted fuel prices last week, for the ninth straight week. U.S. fuel prices increased, with gas climbing 7.5 cents to an average of $3.59 per gallon.