Crude oil rose on day 6 of Iran-Israeli fighting

 

 

Day six of the war between Israel and Iran and crude oil prices rose again on Wednesday.

Investors remain worried about disruptions of crude oil supplies coming out of the Middle East, plus the possibility the U.S. might become directly involved. President Trump is coy about what h might do after Iranian Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejected the President’s demand for unconditional surrender.

Brent crude, considered the global benchmark, finished Wednesday up 25 cents at $76.70 a barrel.

West Texas Intermediate crude gained 30 cents to close at $75.14 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

At one point in Wednesday’s trading, prices were down about 2%.

As crude oil recorded a slight gain for the day, Oklahoma energy stocks were split for the day.

Helmerich & Payne fell nearly 5% and Unit Corp dropped more than 5% while Stardust Power gained about 5%.

 

Alliance Resource Partners LP
26.14 USD−0.22 
Coterra Energy Inc
26.75 USD+0.060 
Devon Energy Corp
34.04 USD−0.67 
 Empire Petroleum Corp
5.75 USD+0.060 
Expand Energy Corp
120.77 USD+1.18 
Gulfport Energy Corp
205.50 USD+5.57 
 Helmerich and Payne Inc
17.38 USD−0.71 
LSB Industries Inc
8.66 USD+0.13 
Mach Natural Resources LP
15.36 USD+0.36 
Mammoth Energy Services Inc
2.91 USD+0.030 
Matrix Service Co
12.71 USD+0.040 
NGL Energy Partners LP Unit
4.53 USD−0.16 
OGE Energy Corp
43.88 USD−0.020 
ONE Gas Inc
71.75 USD−0.040 
ONEOK Inc
81.17 USD−0.19 
Ovintiv Inc
41.22 USD−0.45 
PHX Minerals Inc
4.34 USD0.00 
SandRidge Energy Inc
12.08 USD+0.25 
Stardust Power Inc
0.19 USD+0.0091 
 Unit Corp
27.01 USD−1.49 
Vital Energy Inc
21.11 USD−0.38 
Williams Companies Inc
59.12 USD+0.62