oil prices

Once again, oil prices not moving much from the low to mid-$60 per barrel range. It’s a trend we’ve seen for several months.

For the past couple of months, it’s been one step forward, then one step back for oil prices.

Patrick DeHaan with Gasbuddy.com says oil prices are holding fairly steady, thanks to producer/consumer balancing act.

Oil prices really can’t determine where they want to go. Oil prices fell Friday as many traders looked toward weaker demand in the United States, as well as an anticipated boost in supply in the coming months thanks to OPEC.

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.

Oil prices moved slightly lower in the past week, thanks primarily to international news.

As we slog through the dog days of summer, oil prices are surprisingly stable, moving very little over the past week plus.

Oil prices have moved higher over the past couple of weeks, but not for the reasons we’ve seen this year.

It should come as no surprise that trade has been one of the biggest pressures moving oil prices this year, but not the only one.

It’s easy to get motion sickness watching oil prices this year. This week, however, oil prices have held steady, and even have moved down.