It’s not the most wrappable holiday gift, but it’s a popular one. Here’s why we’re seeing a dip in oil prices.

Austin Golding says his family’s barge business was able to plan ahead, but it’s still costing the company money and productivity.

Gas prices are based on oil prices, and traders are getting nervous about a potential ban on imported Russian oil.

The way U.S. oil refineries are set up has a lot to do with it.

At this point, oil is like that broken-down car you pay to have towed off to the junkyard.

If you’re a consumer stuck in lockdown, you may not benefit from lower prices.

Oil producers would have to pay someone to take oil off their hands.

From taxes, to marketing, to refining, a lot goes into the price of a gallon of gasoline.

Probably not, says Roberto Perli of the economic policy research firm Cornerstone Macro.

Many products and services tend to cost more.