The end of oil's stunning ride

Prices may steady at $55 to $65 but that doesn't mean an end to wild swings in the energy sector.

The energy crisis is over. You just might not be that happy with the ending.

The last four years has seen a nearly unprecedented surge in oil, gasoline and natural gas prices.

A global economic boom - fueled by Brazil, China, India, Mexico and the United States, among other countries, has sparked a ravenous new appetite for fuel that left producers scrambling to meet demand.