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Why cheaper gas may not be that great in the long run

July 10, 2016

With gasoline prices so low, it’s no surprise that U.S. motorists are driving a lot more this summer. In all, more than 43 million Americans planned to travel by one means or another over the Independence Day weekend, the highest volume ever for the holiday, the motor club AAA estimates. (Read more)

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Oil supply uncertainty helps pump up prices

June 13, 2016

With oil markets stuck in a slump for two years now, it’s easy to forget how much a sudden loss of supply can impact prices. But the U.S. Energy Information Administrationreminds us of that risk in a new report that puts “unplanned” oil supply disruptions throughout the world at a five-year high in May. (Read more)

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