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Diesel prices dropped across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho this week, but refinery disruptions tied to the war in Ukraine are keeping fuel costs from falling as fast as oil prices.

With oil prices easing off their April highs, could this shift bring a little relief to consumers?

Oil prices moved higher Monday following word that Iran was walking away from the negotiation table with the United States.

There is hope on the international scene that the United States and Iran may finally have a peace deal. That pushed oil prices lower to start this holiday week.

While oil prices move higher, prices at the pump slipped marginally this week for both gasoline and diesel. However, Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com says don't get used to this trend.

As oil prices climb higher, you might notice your next trip to the gas station feeling a little more painful than usual.

As tensions rise and fall overseas, so do oil prices. A recent ceasefire brought a brief dip—now, prices are back on the upswing. Here's the scoop.

Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com said oil prices moved higher over the weekend when peace talks in Pakistan were unfruitful.

Recent shifts in the oil market mean your next fill-up might cost you a bit more than you’d like. Especially if you drive or work in Washington.

Just when you thought your fuel budget couldn’t stretch any thinner, prices are climbing higher — let’s break down what’s happening behind the pump.