There's a possibility that ULSD futures can eke out a gain for the week, with the lightly traded February contract climbing 2.26cts to $2.50/gal, about 0.6% lower than a week earlier. March prices ...

Petroleum futures backed off morning gains, but remained in the black in early Thursday afternoon trading. With NYMEX February gasoline and distillate contracts set to expire on Friday, volumes were ...

U.S. natural gas futures ended the day near flat after bouncing off the key $3 level, but posted steep weekly and monthly losses as rising output and the warming weather outlook kept downward pressure ...

February Nymex February West Texas Intermediate crude contracts rose about $1.90 to $79.40/bbl on Wednesday and March WTI was $1.75 higher at $78.15/bbl. London-based ICE Brent for March delivery ...

U.S. natural gas futures lost ground despite a solid reduction in inventories reported for last week as participants focused more on weather forecasts for the remainder of winter.

Front Month Nymex Natural Gas for Feb. (new front month) delivery gained 55.30 cents per million British thermal units, or 16.35% to $3.9360 per million British thermal units today --Largest one ...

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U.S. natural gas futures fell amid a substantial warmup in February temperature forecasts and easing demand in the wake of last week’s Arctic blast.

Oil prices rose for the fourth consecutive week due to supply concerns and uncertainty over energy policies from the incoming president.

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U.S. natural gas continued to fluctuate with the weather outlook, shaking off early losses as midday forecasts turned colder for the first week of February and a pickup in LNG feedgas offset the ...

Gold and silver futures trade on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s COMEX division, while the CME lists platinum and palladium futures on the NYMEX division. While the four metals are rare and precious ...