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WASHINGTON - AAA said that areas in the center of the U.S. that use gasoline from refineries with access to less expensive crude oil are seeing prices hold steady or even drop. But areas with more expensive crude prices are seeing gas prices rise.
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SOUTH PORTLAND, ME and WASHINGTON - New reports from Wright Express and the U.S. Energy Information Administration say gas prices are likely to fall between $3.50 and $3.75 in early spring.
Read More →WASHINGTON – A new report on gas and oil prices from AAA explains that although oil prices remain steady, around $100 per barrel, gasoline prices are moving up due to refinery shutdowns in the U.S. and Europe.
Read More →WASHINGTON - AAA found that the average retail price of a gallon of gasoline is up 15 cents from last month and 28 cents more expensive than during this same period in 2011.
Read More →ORLANDO, FL - The expiration of the current tax credit will result in an increase of about four cents in the price of a gallon of E10 gasoline and about 40 cents in the price of a gallon of E85, according to AAA.
Read More →WASHINGTON - Crude oil prices have gone from $75.67 per barrel on October 4 to $100.99 in the second week (Dec. 5 through 9) in December while retail gasoline prices have dropped 15 cents during this same period.
Read More →PARIS - The IEA said its governing board will review the effect of this release of oil reserves on the market 30 days from the date of its announcement (June 23).
Read More →WASHINGTON - Even though retail gasoline prices, and oil prices, have fallen, there are a number of global factors that could lead to higher prices during the rest of the year.
Read More →TORRANCE, CA - A number of recent news reports cited statements from Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and Morgan Stanley all forecasting higher prices for crude oil.
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TORRANCE, CA – Oil and gas prices are on the rise, caused by fears of supply disruption due to unrest in the Middle East. OPEC has informally agreed to increase output to allay supply concerns.
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