Oil

Drivers are paying less at the pump, providing some relief after gas prices quickly jumped alongside higher oil prices.

Pain at the Pump: Gasoline prices have heated up dramatically this month as oil prices climb and drivers hit the roads for summer vacations. 

If you thought gas prices could not get any cheaper, just wait until 2016.

An early Christmas present for American road-trippers: the national gas average has officially slipped below $2 a gallon for the first time since March 2009.

Drivers are enjoying big savings at the pump with gasoline prices closing in on the $2-a-gallon milestone for the first time since 2009.

President Barack Obama has backed a $10-per-barrel tax on oil that would not only prove costly for struggling drillers; Drivers would likely bear the brunt of the tax.

Plunging oil prices and cheap natural gas are providing welcome relief for homeowners this winter.

The president's push to implement new carbon dioxide emissions standards could send a shockwave through the energy industry, particularly for a coal industry already under pressure from cheap natural gas.

Drivers are paying less at the pump this week as investors turn bearish on crude oil futures.

Despite increasing tensions overseas, gasoline prices have dropped to their lowest levels since March with U.S. refineries running at a record pace.

Swelling oil supplies have pushed gasoline prices below the $2 milestone in 29 states, and more relief at the pump is on the horizon.

Gasoline prices in the U.S. would be left unchanged or even decline further if the ban on oil exports is lifted, according to an analysis by the Energy Information Administration.

BP has brought a major crude distillation unit at an Indiana refinery back online, offering instant relief at the gas pump for Midwest drivers.

Driven by Asian growth, global consumption of gas, heating oil and other petroleum products reached a record high last year.

It’s been said that Wall Street graves are full of those who were right too early. 

In a new report Goldman just called the bottom in oil.

As commodities continue to get pounded, with the majority in a severe downtrend in November, U.S. manufacturing, led by the struggling energy sector, has been pushed into a recession. 

BP says it has restarted a portion of a large Indiana oil refinery whose unplanned shutdown for repairs caused gasoline prices in the region to spike earlier this month.

Oil and gas industry watchers say pump prices have jumped across the Great Lakes region because of the unexpected, partial shutdown of a large Indiana oil refinery.