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The damage to employers like Halliburton is greater than the benefit to consumers.
Consumers don't consume more oil because it's cheap. Suppliers have to cut supply.
Even if crude oil prices rise, the end of summer reduces demand for gas.
Gas consumption is up, and refineries are running near peak capacity. When one breaks down, gas prices jump.
Shortages of the state's special blend causes prices to spike, but this feels different.
The people who oil companies pay to get the rights to drill for oil lose out.
With gas prices low, auto buyers have a choice: fuel-efficient or gas-thirsty?
Gas prices seem to decline more slowly than they recover
PPI, industrial production and housing starts numbers for January are okay, and they paint a picture of a still-struggling economy.
Mass transit providers are concerned that ridership numbers will dip.
