oil and gas prices

As Americans grapple with record oil and gas prices, politicians facing angry voters have offered up a variety of solutions.

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Stocks were little changed Monday morning, the last day of the quarter, as investors eyed record oil and gas prices but opted to scoop up shares hit in the recent selloff anyway.

Stocks dipped Wednesday morning as investors eyed rising oil and gas prices and geared up for reports on crude supplies and economic growth.

Stocks slumped Tuesday morning as oil and gas prices surged and Fed chief Ben Bernanke implied the central bank will soon need to raise rates to combat rising inflationary pressures.

Stocks struggled higher Friday morning as investors welcomed Dell's improved earnings and a bigger-than-expected rise in personal income, but held back amid rising oil and gas prices.

Stocks fell Friday morning, ahead of a three-day holiday weekend, as investors eyed higher oil and gas prices and geared up for the existing home sales report, due shortly.

Stocks tiptoed higher Thursday morning as investors made tentative steps back into the market after a two-day exodus sparked by record oil and gas prices.

Amid increasing public outcry over record-shattering oil and gas prices, senators hauled company executives in to testify Wednesday to ask what's behind the recent runup.

Stocks tiptoed higher Wednesday morning as investors took in stride new record oil and gas prices and geared up for the release of the minutes from the last Federal Reserve meeting, due out later in the day.

Stocks struggled early Monday as investors considered record oil and gas prices, a weak outlook from Lowe's, and the latest news regarding a potential Microsoft-Yahoo combination.