EQT Corp

NYSE: EQT
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Closing price May 17, 2024

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Monday was an incredibly positive day for the markets with the Dow and S&P 500 hitting all-time highs in the session and the Nasdaq having one of its best trading days this year. Although not all...
Two of the largest natural gas producers in the northeast -- EQT and Rice Energy -- have agreed to a merger in which EQT will pay $6.7 billion in cash and stock to acquire Rice.
One good path for energy investors to follow is sticking with companies reporting good earnings and backing that up with either positive guidance or positive metrics and performance data.
Analysts at Jefferies recently changed their ratings, price targets and earnings estimates for a number of oil and gas exploration and production companies. The firm also cut its estimated 2017 price...
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Wednesday include Citigroup, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Exxon Mobil, Occidental Petroleum, Regions Financial, T-Mobile, Williams Companies...
With the weather expected to stay hot, especially in Texas and across the Southwest, demand for electricity is big, and many top utilities are using clean-burning natural gas.
Deutsche Bank says that while there are a few red flags that suggest caution, $40 a barrel oil never looked so good and the near-term momentum looks to be positive.
With fourth-quarter results reasonably good, Deutsche Bank is raising price targets on some top oil exploration and production stocks.
Standard & Poor's has downgraded many of its official corporate credit ratings in the oil and energy patch. It took ratings actions on 20 different issuers in the oil and gas exploration and...
There is no way to sugarcoat the beating the sector is taking. Eventually though, the market will balance out and prices will go higher.
Credit Suisse reminds investors that of the five El Niño weather events in the past 18 years, only one was warmer than normal, so there's upside to this winter's natural gas market.
While the Cowen estimates for forward natural gas pricing are lower than most Wall Street estimates, they still are very bullish on some of the top companies.
A new report from Cowen says that in the next two years the U.S. natural gas market could turn from a domestic to an international market.
While Jefferies cuts its natural gas forecasts, the firm prefers natural gas over oil stocks as there is increasing demand and production looks to have peaked in March.
With the Marcellus and Utica shales still producing well, and demand perking up, the Jefferies team is positive on three area natural gas producers that are rated Buy.