Crude oil prices rebound after arrival of Hurricane Milton in Florida

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Hurricane Milton’s strike on Florida sent crude oil prices up nearly 4% on Thursday while at the same time worries grew about Middle East oil supplies. The day’s trading also saw many Oklahoma energy stocks recording losses for the day.
Investors and analysts say there is still major concerns that demand for energy might grow in the U.S. and China. In Florida, nearly a quarter of the gas stations were out of fuel and power was lost to 3.4 million homes and businesses.
West Texas Intermediate crude went up $2.61 or 3.6% and settled at $75.85 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Brent crude, the global benchmark, grew $2.82 or 3.7% per barrel to close at $79.40 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe.
A majority of Oklahoma energy stocks experienced losses in Thursday’s trading. Still, one company, LSB Industries, recorded a monster gain of nearly 15%.
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Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.
25.24 USD−0.010 
Canoo Inc
0.93 USD−0.026 
Coterra Energy Inc
24.51 USD+0.15 
Devon Energy Corp
42.87 USD+0.93 
Empire Petroleum Corp
5.10 USD−0.060 
Expand Energy Corp
86.61 USD−0.42 
Gulfport Energy Corp
149.48 USD+1.54 
Helmerich and Payne Inc
35.14 USD+0.60 
 LSB Industries Inc
9.55 USD+1.21 
Mach Natural Resources LP
16.83 USD−0.070 
Mammoth Energy Services Inc
4.66 USD−0.10 
Matrix Service Co
11.37 USD−0.020 
NGL Energy Partners LP Unit
4.75 USD−0.055 
OGE Energy Corp
39.65 USD−0.30 
ONE Gas Inc
70.80 USD−0.61 
ONEOK Inc
94.69 USD−0.060 
Ovintiv Inc
42.78 USD+0.69 
PHX Minerals Inc
3.47 USD0.00 
SandRidge Energy Inc
12.37 USD−0.040 
 Unit Corp
32.89 USD+0.41 
Vital Energy Inc
29.67 USD+0.61 
Williams Companies Inc
49.47 USD−0.11