Axios Visuals Seismic policy shifts underway in Trump 2.0 are having surprisingly little effect on oil prices so far. Why it matters: Crude costs ripple across the economy. And their movement signals ...

Price changes in oil ripple through the entire economy, since it is essential to the production, distribution, and delivery of most of the physical products we use. As a result, the oil industry ...

According to one forecast, prices at the pump could jump by as much as $0.60 a gallon between now and mid-April.

Gas Prices are Headed Higher, and a 'Ripple Effect' Could Make It Worse in Certain Regions: Yahoo FinanceGasoline prices are likely headed higher in the weeks ahead as the impact of refinery ...

Americans should brace for higher gasoline prices amid seasonal maintenance at refineries and outages on the West Coast ...

West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price advances on Tuesday, according to FXStreet data. WTI trades at $72.92 per barrel, up ...

Asian oil refiners — from Chinese teapots to processors in Singapore and South Korea — are either cutting run rates or considering it as the impact of US sanctions on Russia ripple through the ...

The duties could ripple through the US energy industry, including among oil drillers that rely on specialty steel that’s not made in the country. Trump didn’t specify when the levies would start.