An aerial view taken with a drone shows the BP oil refinery and oil storage tanks in Whiting, Indiana, August 29, 2019.'Supply and demand and anything on either side of that' As for what causes oil prices to rise? "It's all kind of a balancing act," Patrick DeHaan, the head of petroleum analysis at fuel price website GasBuddy told ABC News."Oil prices are very sensitive," DeHaan said, adding that at a basic level, they are driven by "supply and demand and anything on either side of that."
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