Slight gains for crude on Tuesday

 

Crude oil prices recorded small gains in Tuesday’s trading, enough to rebound from lows over the past few weeks. The rebound came after President Trump said he plans to issue tariffs this week on imports from Canada and Mexico.

Plus, there was the issue of growing fears about weaker demand due to soft economy data from China.

West Texas Intermediate rose 60 cents or 0.82% to settle at $73.77 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Brent crude, the global standard, gained 41 cents or 0.53% to $77.49 per barrel.

Natural gas finished down 23 cents or 6.11% at $3.49.

Oklahoma energy stocks split on Tuesday’s trading with some, including Canoo Inc. at 10%, recording losses for the day. Others,  like NGL Energy Partners had a nearly 5% gain.

 

Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.
27.80 USD+0.44 
 Canoo Inc
0.37 USD−0.039 
Coterra Energy Inc
27.90 USD+0.060 
Devon Energy Corp
34.88 USD−0.47 
Empire Petroleum Corp
6.16 USD+0.15 
Expand Energy Corp
102.13 USD+0.71 
Gulfport Energy Corp
180.90 USD+4.11 
Helmerich and Payne Inc
32.92 USD−0.97 
LSB Industries Inc
8.22 USD−0.14 
Mach Natural Resources LP
17.95 USD−0.080 
Mammoth Energy Services Inc
3.04 USD−0.090 
Matrix Service Co
13.85 USD−0.45 
NGL Energy Partners LP Unit
5.47 USD+0.24 
 OGE Energy Corp
42.14 USD−0.55 
ONE Gas Inc
69.90 USD−0.74 
ONEOK Inc
100.60 USD+0.15 
Ovintiv Inc
43.86 USD+0.29 
PHX Minerals Inc
3.91 USD−0.0100 
SandRidge Energy Inc
11.95 USD0.00 
Unit Corp
29.59 USD+0.45 
Vital Energy Inc
33.78 USD−0.36 
Williams Companies Inc
55.20 USD+0.65