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Oil prices continue to march higher following the coronavirus crash earlier this year. GasBuddy’s Patrick DeHaan said West Texas Crude was trading around $40 per barrel in early Monday action, but shed some of those gains as the day continued. DeH ...

A week after oil prices dropped into negative territory for the first time, West Texas has rebounded, slightly. As of Monday, WTI was trading at $13 per barrel. Patrick DeHaan said as over the past couple of weeks, the main culprits when it comes to pushing oil prices lower remain; coronavirus, Saudi Arabia and Russia ...

Oil prices, much like the rest of the world economy has been struggling as of recent. Allison Mac with GasBuddy.com said the coronavirus continues to greatly slow the China and now world economy, leading to a glut of oil. On top of that, over the weekend, Saudi Arabia and Russia could not see eye to eye on production, so the two countries started a price war ...

As we wrap up 2019, oil prices are doing so fairly quietly.  West Texas Crude was trading roughly 1.5% lower Tuesday morning at the $60 per barrel mark.   International issues continue to be the main driver of oil prices, including the ongoing trade war with China, tension with Iran, and now a new issue in the Middle East; the recent announcement that Saudi Arabia and neighboring Kuwait have agree

After showing very little movement throughout much of 2019, oil prices have jumped considerably over the past couple of days.  Following Saturday’s attack on an oil facility in Saudi Arabia, the price for a barrel of oil jumped roughly 10% to the $60 range.   A...

After showing very little movement throughout much of 2019, oil prices have jumped considerably over the past couple of days.  Following Saturday’s attack on an oil facility in Saudi Arabia, the price for a barrel of oil jumped roughly 10% to the $60 range.   Allis...

Agricultural trade and political entanglements have always gone hand-in-glove.  And as Dennis Guy explains, 2018 was a year that highlighted that fact with agricultural industries across North America.         If you have a story idea for the Washington Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail gvaagen@cherrycreekradio.com...

Agricultural trade and political entanglements have always gone hand-in-glove.  And as Dennis Guy explains, 2018 was a year that highlighted that fact with agricultural industries across North America.         If you have a story idea for the Washington Ag Network, call (509) 547-1618, or e-mail gvaagen@cherrycreekradio.com...