Oil prices continue free fall
December 19, 2008
Oil prices dropped below $40 a barrel yesterday, the lowest level in four years, because of falling demand. A day after the OPEC cartel announced
Oil prices dropped below $40 a barrel yesterday, the lowest level in four years, because of falling demand. A day after the OPEC cartel announced
Oil prices fell more than $4 a barrel today following an announcement that OPEC will hold off on production cuts for at least another two
Gas prices may soon be on the rise again. That’s the goal behind OPEC’s decision to cut oil production, but it wasn’t the result Friday
Oil yesterday posted a record one-day gain of $16.37 a barrel, trading as high as $130 before closing at $120.92. The gain surpassed the previous
Oil prices dropped below $40 a barrel yesterday, the lowest level in four years, because of falling demand. A day after the OPEC cartel announced
Oil prices fell more than $4 a barrel today following an announcement that OPEC will hold off on production cuts for at least another two
Gas prices may soon be on the rise again. That’s the goal behind OPEC’s decision to cut oil production, but it wasn’t the result Friday
Oil yesterday posted a record one-day gain of $16.37 a barrel, trading as high as $130 before closing at $120.92. The gain surpassed the previous
