In the energy market Tuesday, crude for June delivery kept on its steep up trajectory, notching yet another new record close at $129.45/barrel, up $2.02. June reformulated gasoline rose 6 cents, to $3.30/gallon.

In the energy market Thursday, crude for June delivery rose to a new closing high, ending at $127.05/barrel, up 76 cents. June reformulated gasoline rose 2 cents, to $3.24/gallon.

In the energy market Thursday, crude for June delivery blasted higher, settling at $126.29/barrel, up $2.17 after easing off a record intraday high of $127.82. June reformulated gasoline rose 5 cents, to $3.22/gallon.

In the energy market Thursday, crude for June delivery tumbled early, as far as $120.90, before late buying pushed it nearly all the way back, to close at $124.12/barrel, down just 10 cents.

In the energy market Wednesday, crude for June backed off, falling under $125 to close at $124.22/barrel, down $1.58. June reformulated gasoline lost 2 cents, to $3.18/gallon.

In the energy market Tuesday, crude for June delivery resumed its rise after a one-day breather, closing at $125.80/barrel, up $1.57. June reformulated gasoline gained 4 cents, to $3.20/gallon.

In the energy market Monday, crude for June delivery finally took a breather, slipping to $124.23/barrel, down $1.73.

In the energy market Friday, crude for June delivery capped a week in which it rose 8.3% by smashing its closing record once again at $125.96/barrel, up $2.27. June reformulated gasoline gained 6.22 cents, to $3.20/gallon.

In the energy market Thursday, crude for June delivery pulled well back from a new intraday record of $124.57, although not far enough that it didn’t set a new closing record at $123.69/barrel, up 16 cents.

In the energy market Wednesday, crude for June delivery continued on its rocket trajectory to a new closing record, finishing at $123.53/barrel, up $1.69, after an intraday peak of $123.75.