While crude oil prices finished up by nearly a dollar a barrel on Tuesday because of what Ukrainian drone attacks are doing to Russian oil refineries, Oklahoma energy stocks finished split for the day.
In Russia, the country is dealing with gasoline shortages as more and more Ukrainian drones are leaving some of the countries oil refineries afire or shut down. Traders believe such damage might disrupt Russian supplies and sales to foreign countries, something the Trump administration has been trying to stop.
Global standard Brent crude rose $1.03 or 1.5% to reach $68.47 a barrel.
The U.S. benchmark, West Texas Intermediate crude gained $1.22 or 1.9% and closed at $64.52 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Natural gas recorded a gain of $0.075 or 2.46% to close at $3.118 MMBtu.
Oklahoma energy stocks finished split for the day as NGL Energy Partners shot up nearly 13% while LSB Industries dropped nearly 4%.