crude oil

Gas prices have been in decline for the past 77 days as the slowing economy has driven down the price crude oil, according to a daily survey released Wednesday.

The U.S. trade deficit eased in September as lower gasoline prices drove down imports of crude oil.

The Dow comes back from a 380-point drop after Microsoft's Steve Ballmer reignites speculation about Yahoo.

Crude oil approaches $70 a barrel. The economic data remains grim. Industrial production falls the most in nearly 34 years.

Citigroup beats expectations.

The market erases steep declines set off by a worse-than-expected report on unemployment. Mortgage delinquencies soar.

Nokia warns that its market share will decrease. Crude oil moves lower.

Sure, prices have fallen, but there's little reason to believe crude oil will get cheaper in the long run. That's why I'm buying Occidental.

Crude drags energy stocks lower, as investors see Tropical Storm Edouard causing few problems for rigs and pipelines in the Gulf of Mexico.

Metals stocks tumble; healthcare shares rally. The Fed is expected to leave rates unchanged on Tuesday.

The Dow jumps more than 200 points as consumer confidence and housing reports come in better than expected.

Crude oil falls under $122 and helps lift the mood. Merrill Lynch will raise $8.5 billion and write down $5.7 billion.

Crude oil drops under $125. New-home sales and durable goods orders aren't as bad expected. Washington Mutual shares drop again.

Juniper Networks earnings jump. Crocs shares drop by nearly half on a weak forecast. Honda profits rise.

Stocks fall a day after the market rout as oil keeps going up. Consumers were more pessimistic about the economy in June, a report shows.

Lehman's CEO will give up his bonus this year.

Stocks rise as the central banks signals fixing a slowing economy is Job 1. Crude oil falls to on a surprising supply boost.

New home sales are down from April and off 40% from a year ago. Research In Motion earnings are due after the close.