Crude oil finished down on Wednesday following surprise gain in US inventories

After two consecutive day of price gains, crude oil dropped Wednesday, largely due to an increase in U.S. crude inventories. The increase was more than expected as refining activity rebounded, according to Reuters.
West Texas Intermediate crude fell 97 cents or 1.35% to $70.77 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Brent crude finished down $1.08 or 1.42% to $74.96 a barrel.
Wednesday proved to be another down day for Oklahoma energy stocks as only a few companies recorded gains for the day.
Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.
25.09 USD+0.10 
Canoo Inc
0.93 USD−0.027 
Coterra Energy Inc
23.68 USD+0.16 
Devon Energy Corp
39.51 USD−0.66 
Empire Petroleum Corp
5.10 USD+0.080 
Expand Energy Corp
83.29 USD−1.08 
Gulfport Energy Corp
144.67 USD+2.10 
Helmerich and Payne Inc
33.73 USD−0.83 
LSB Industries Inc
8.77 USD−0.22 
Mach Natural Resources LP
16.30 USD−0.20 
Mammoth Energy Services Inc
4.37 USD+0.050 
Matrix Service Co
11.18 USD−0.29 
 NGL Energy Partners LP Unit
4.18 USD−0.020 
OGE Energy Corp
41.02 USD+0.30 
ONE Gas Inc
73.76 USD+0.060 
ONEOK Inc
96.76 USD−0.61 
Ovintiv Inc
39.64 USD−0.78 
PHX Minerals Inc
3.65 USD+0.030 
SandRidge Energy Inc
11.29 USD0.00 
 Unit Corp
32.50 USD−0.56 
Vital Energy Inc
27.56 USD−0.61 
Williams Companies Inc
52.25 USD−0.050