When the economy slows down, the price of oil tends to fall. But this time, OPEC+ is increasing production despite weak demand.

Consumers typically see a jump in gas prices as refineries switch to a summer-grade blend. However, this year could be different as crude oil prices are falling.

President Trump's social media celebration of falling oil prices highlights how — intentionally or not — his policies favor lowering fuel costs over boosting output. For now, anyway. Why it matters: The swoon should send consumer gasoline costs downward,