The days of $2 a gallon gas are over in the U.S., as shifts in global oil production drive up prices. The WSJ's Stephanie Yang explains what's fueling the recent rise. Photo: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg News (Originally published July 23, 2018)Remember standing in gas lines to fill your car? We may have gone from being overly jumpy about price spikes to overly complacent, though. Recent events which once would have sent oil prices leaping have barely registered.

Source: Wall Street Journal May 24, 2019 09:30 UTC