Oil

IHS Markit Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin warned that if Russia invades Ukraine oil prices could hit $100 a barrel.

For more than a month, prices have continuously increased each week at the pump, hitting a 7-year high last week and putting even more stress on motorists across the country.

Currently, the national average is hovering around $3.423 per gallon, which is similar to seven years ago when the national average was at about $3.4281, according to AAA.

The Biden Administration is feeling the sting of its anti-energy policies as gas prices surge.

The cost of Oil is at its highest level since October of 2014.

OPEC and its allies agreed to a small, planned increase in crude production amid soaring oil prices, with concerns over supply heightened due to a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The average price for regular gasoline continues to rise and is only three cents away from a new seven-year-high.

Price Futures Group senior analyst Phil Flynn argued that a potential war between Russia and Ukraine could impact oil prices for decades.

OPEC's puny production push is not enough to meet growing demand say oil watchers.

The Biden administration is exacerbating soaring energy prices by cracking down on the oil and gas industry with new regulations that limit production and discourage investments in traditional energy infrastructure, according to a new analysis published Wednesday by the Joint Economic Committee Republicans.

California Independent Petroleum Association CEO Rock Zierman warned that already high gas prices in Los Angeles will soar further if oil is no longer allowed to be produced in the area.

Gas prices, already 50% higher than they were a year ago, are projected to continue rising, with the national average potentially hitting $4 per gallon in the coming months, according to GasBuddy.