Crude Ends Volatile Year Below $45
By Mark Williams
Columbus, Ohio -- Oil prices jumped 14% on New Year's Eve, capping a year that saw prices soar to unprecedented heights only to give up four years of gains in just five months.
Energy prices began to collapse in July as the world's biggest economies begain to falter.
Gasoline prices have been more than halved from summer peaks above $4 giving consumers some relief, but at the cost of millions of jobs and industrywide cutbacks. Not even gas at $1.35 per gallon in some parts of the country have been enough to spur demand as Americans ride out what could become the worst economic downturn since World War II. ...
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