gas prices

Oil prices continue to creep lower, pushing fuel prices down. According to AAA, gas prices in Oregon, Idaho and Washington all slipped this week.

Alls quiet on the oil front, that according to Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com. He noted geopolitical issues have simmered down substantially, meaning all eyes are on OPEC and their production increases.

Gas prices in Washington just hit a record high, leaving many drivers feeling the pinch. What's behind this steep rise?

Washington leads the U.S. with $4.66/gallon gas; Seattle highest at $4.81, driven by taxes, refinery issues, and seasonal changes.

Oil prices have traded lower for much of the past 96 hours, due primarily to growing optimism that an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine may be in sight.

The secret behind gas prices ending in 9/10 of a cent: a federal tax from 1932 and a marketing trick that keeps prices looking “low.”

The seesaw action of oil prices continues, as West Texas and Brent traded slightly higher in Tuesday morning's action; $62 and $65 per barrel respectively.  Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com said oil prices remain challenged compared to where they started the year.   “...

Iran, Venezuela, peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, and the struggling Chinese economy, there's lot for investors, specifically oil investors to focus on these days.  Patrick DeHaan with GasBuddy.com said that’s been the pattern for the oil community for the past two months.   “Essen...

Oil prices continue their downward trend.  West Texas Crude was down to $65 per barrel in Monday’s trade, while Brent Crude was trading around $66 per barrel, a nearly 2% decrease for both.  Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com says not only ha...

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