SC gas average at $3.69 a gallon
Gas prices continue to inch up after President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire agreement with Iran “over.”
Gas prices continue to inch up after President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire agreement with Iran “over.”
U.S. energy costs are at a grim milestone.
Renewed fighting in Iran continues to drive up oil and gas prices.
According to Deutsche Bank, air fares are up 15 to 20 percent from a year ago.
Some welcome news for drivers, gas prices are continuing to fall.
Americans seem to be feeling more optimistic about the economy now that gas prices are falling.
Earlier Wednesday (June 24) President Trump said he ordered the Justice Department to look into what he called “gouging” by big oil companies.
Americans are finally getting some relief at the pump.
Oil prices are sinking again Tuesday and pulled back to $80 per barrel for the first time since early March, while the U.S. stock market drifts near its all-time high.
The United States’ emergency stockpile of oil is at its lowest level in more than four decades.