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Panic leads to dollar dump, investors seek refuge in gold
A report that top oil producing nations wanted to get paid in currencies other than the dollar made Wall Street skittish Tuesday.
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This summer's gas price forecast better than last
The higher prices, linked to rising oil costs, are still lower compared with last Memorial Day.
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A gallon of gas on track to stay below $3 this spring
With crude oil stocks high and gasoline demand low, US drivers may get a reprieve from the customary spring spike in gasoline prices this year.
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Signs of easing in US economic slide
Several indicators offer hope that the recession might be finally nearing the bottom.
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Economic bright spot: energy prices
Gasoline and some heating costs are expected to be relatively low in 2009.
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Fed makes boldest move yet
The central bank plans to buy debt directly from companies for the first time in decades.
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As Gustav nears, oil companies shut down rigs
Disruptions in supply could push up pump prices, as they did after Katrina.
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Some relief as gas prices fall
Prices below $4 a gallon could help carmakers and back-to-school retailers.
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Gas prices fall below $4 a gallon
If the decline continues, it could buoy consumers, retailers, and carmakers.
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As price of oil soars, stock markets slump
Uncertainty over oil prices is a factor in Wall Street edginess.
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Some signs of relief on gasoline prices
But short-term pressures may keep them up for a while.
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Under pressure, Bush stops adding to US petroleum reserve
But oil prices fail to react, climbing more than $2.50 a barrel Friday.
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High oil prices put focus on Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Stop adding to the oil reserve, some say.
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Fed's bold $200 billion move
The central bank's unusual cash infusion aims to keep banks lending.
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Will additives push gasoline to a record high?
The price may hit $3.50 a gallon this spring because of problems obtaining alkylates.
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Why oil prices are stubbornly high
Drivers have been paying about 10 cents more for a gallon of gas since Dec. 31.
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