Crude oil finished up in Monday’s trading

 

Crude oil prices made slight gains in Monday’s trading as investors still pondered the impact of Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China.

Anxiety about a growing trade war grew Monday before the President agreed to a 30-day pause on his tariff threats against Mexico and Canada as America’s two largest trading partners took steps to appease his concerns about border security and drug trafficking.

The slight gain came after U.S. prices rose more than $1 a barrel earlier in the session.

West Texas Intermediate crude finished up 63 cents or 0.9% to settle at $73.16 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Brent crude gained 29 cents or 0.4% to finish the day at $75.96 a barrel. It was Brent’s lowest close since Jan. 2.

Natural gas gained 31 cents or 10.12% for the day, settling at $3.35.

Monday’s trading ended with a split between those with gains and those with losses of Oklahoma energy stocks.

Four percent losses were recorded by Alliance Resource Partners and Vital Energy.

 

Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.
27.60 USD−1.10 
Coterra Energy Inc
28.04 USD+0.32 
 Devon Energy Corp
33.75 USD−0.35 
Empire Petroleum Corp
5.89 USD+0.040 
Expand Energy Corp
102.87 USD+1.27 
Gulfport Energy Corp
181.19 USD+2.68 
Helmerich and Payne Inc
31.20 USD−0.39 
LSB Industries Inc
8.22 USD−0.22 
Mach Natural Resources LP
17.55 USD−0.25 
Mammoth Energy Services Inc
2.90 USD−0.090 
Matrix Service Co
13.60 USD+0.040 
NGL Energy Partners LP Unit
5.41 USD−0.070 
OGE Energy Corp
42.30 USD+0.070 
ONE Gas Inc
70.83 USD+0.19 
ONEOK Inc
97.63 USD+1.49 
Ovintiv Inc
41.95 USD−0.27 
 PHX Minerals Inc
3.76 USD−0.015 
SandRidge Energy Inc
11.91 USD+0.060 
Unit Corp
28.35 USD−0.71 
Vital Energy Inc
30.67 USD−1.23 
Williams Companies Inc
56.20 USD+0.77